Carousels, posts and stories

Give every slide a job

Use a clear opening, a focused sequence and a useful closing. One idea per slide is easier to scan than a wall of text. Single posts and stories use the same design tools with a smaller scope.

1. Write a hook that explains why the topic matters.
2. Use short headings and descriptions; emphasize only the words that help scanning.
3. Add examples, comparisons or a demonstration instead of repeating the same point.
4. End with a relevant question, next step or takeaway.

Add visuals beyond the cover

Select a slide and add an image through Media studio. Vary the composition without losing consistency. Photo sequence can recompose later slides using the carousel’s existing images.

Include a video slide

Open Video slide, choose saved footage or import a clip, then set its start, end and playback speed. You can repeat a slow-motion excerpt at normal speed.

1. Choose framing that keeps the important action visible.
2. Adjust zoom and focus, or show the whole frame.
3. Review text and logo placement while the video plays.
4. Download the carousel to receive its ordered image and video files.

Review at phone size

Look at every slide, not just the cover. Check body text, line breaks, alignment, logo spacing and image crops. Larger descriptions can help existing text fit at a readable size, but long copy may still need shortening.