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The Carousel feature in Scripe allows you to turn your ideas into scroll-friendly, multi-slide LinkedIn carousels. You can design slides, customize layouts, add visuals, and export everything as a ready-to-post PDF.

How It Works

  • From your editor, click the “Add Media” below the text draft.
  • Go to the Carousel tab at the top to open the Carousel Editor.
Carousel 1 Jp Here you can:
  • Click “AI Generate” in the bottom bar to instantly create a visual version of your post.
  • Set up generalSettings such as custom colors and text font that are applied to all slides.
  • Select between pre-set templates.
  • Add Text or Images using the buttons in the bottom bar.
To customize your layout even further:
  • Clicking on any item inside the slide and tweak the properties on the right side bar:
    • Update fonts family, size, alignement, weight and color
    • Adjust position and size of all objects with higher precision
    • Control an image or object opacity and borders
Carousel 2 Jp
Use carousels for storytelling, list posts, or step-by-step breakdowns — they work especially well for educational or inspirational content!

How to Download & Post Your Carousel on LinkedIn

Once your carousel is ready in Scripe, here’s how to download and publish it to LinkedIn:
  • After customizing your slides, click Export in the bottom bar.
  • Your carousel will be saved as a PDF file, optimized for LinkedIn.

Step 2: Post It on LinkedIn

  1. Go to LinkedIn and start a new post
  2. Click the ”+” icon to find the “Document” icon (📄)
  3. Upload the PDF file you just downloaded from Scripe
  4. In Scripe, click “Copy to clipboard” to grab your post caption
  5. Paste the text into the LinkedIn caption box
  6. Hit Post — and you’re live!

Tips for Best Results

  • Keep your first slide bold and simple to drive swipe-through.
  • Use high contrast between text and background.
  • Aim for 5–10 slides for best engagement.
  • Use consistent spacing and font styles to maintain a clean look.
  • Keep the text short as LinkedIn users swipe fast.