Free LinkedIn carousel maker
Build a multi-slide LinkedIn document post - hook, one point per slide, recap, call to action - and download it as a PDF that uploads natively to LinkedIn.
EXAMPLE OUTPUT
01Most people don’t have a content problem.02034:5 · 1080×1350 · PDF
“Without Magic Marketer, I probably wouldn’t be posting to social media at all.”
“It’s impressive how easy it is to post to social media.”
“It’s easy, simple and I have social content going out everywhere.”
How it works
01
Paste or write your points
Drop in the copy you want on the slides. A rough list is enough - order and length get sorted next.
02
Pick a shape
Hook slide first, one idea per slide after it, a recap and a CTA at the end. Swap slides around if you want.
03
Download the PDF
LinkedIn document posts take a PDF. You get one sized 4:5, which is the ratio that fills the most feed.
What you get
A PDF LinkedIn accepts
Uploaded as a document post, not a stack of images - so it swipes properly and counts as one post.
4:5 slides
The tall ratio. Square slides give up about a fifth of the space you could be using.
Editable text on every slide
Nothing is baked into an image, so you can fix a typo without rebuilding the set.
What the free tool does not do
Plain type and layout, not your brand kit
One carousel at a time
No scheduling or publishing
In Magic Marketer
Same source, but it comes back in your brand — and as a set.
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.
Questions
Does LinkedIn still support carousels?
Yes - as document posts. You upload a PDF and LinkedIn renders it as a swipeable set. The old native carousel ad format is gone; the document post is what replaced it.
What size should a LinkedIn carousel be?
4:5 portrait is the safest choice. It takes up more vertical space in the feed than a square, and LinkedIn renders it without cropping.
Like this tool? You'll like Magic Marketer more.
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