



Paste your slide copy, an old post or a transcript. Get the slides back in order - hook on slide one, one point per slide, recap and CTA at the end - as a PDF LinkedIn accepts.
EXAMPLE OUTPUT
01Most people don’t have a content problem.02034:5 · 1080×1350 · PDF
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Finished slide copy, a rough list of points, or a chunk of transcript from something you already said.
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The hook comes from your strongest line, not invented. Each slide after it carries one point and stops.
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Rewrite any slide, cut the ones you do not want, then take the PDF. It is sized 4:5, the ratio that fills the most feed.
Hook, points, recap, CTA. Not one long paragraph split across six frames.
If you paste something you said, the generator keeps the sentence rather than paraphrasing it into nothing.
Uploaded as a document post, not a stack of images. So it swipes properly and counts as one post.
What the free tool does not do
Plain type and colour, not your brand kit
One carousel at a time
No scheduling or publishing
In Magic Marketer®
One recording or document can come back as a carousel, a quote card, a short video and a text post at once, each one in your type and colours, written for your audience, and sitting on a review wall until you approve it.
Both. If you already have the slide copy, use it as a maker: one line per slide and it lays them out. If you only have an idea or a transcript, it writes the slides first. You get the same PDF either way.
Yes, as document posts. You upload a PDF and LinkedIn shows it as a swipeable set. The old native carousel ad format is gone. The document post replaced it.
4:5 portrait is the safest choice. It takes up more of the feed than a square, and LinkedIn shows it without cropping.
Six to eight is the range that gets finished. Under five feels thin. Over ten and swipe-through falls away.
Closer if you paste your own material rather than a topic. From a transcript it can keep your sentences. From a one-line prompt it is writing from scratch, and it will read more generic.
Magic Marketer® handles the whole social content job — not just one piece of it.
Takes minutes to get set up. No card needed.