AI Instagram carousel maker that writes the slides for you
Say what your post is about. SocialKit writes a hook, one idea per slide and a closing ask, lays it out in your colours and gives you every word to edit. Use your own photos if you like.
- No account
- 1080 x 1350 slides
- Edit every word
What makes a carousel worth swiping
An Instagram carousel is one post with several slides that people swipe through. That gives you something a single image cannot: a beginning, a turn and an ending. The carousels that get saved and shared tend to do three things well. They open with a specific hook, they keep one idea on each slide, and they end by asking the reader to do something.
SocialKit writes that structure from your topic or notes: a cover hook, a slide for each idea with a small example, a closing question, a caption and hashtags. It will not make up numbers or results that are not in your notes, and you can rewrite anything. If a funny moment would help, it drops in a meme chosen for what the slide says.
How to make an Instagram carousel with SocialKit
- Step 1
Describe your post
In your own words. We pick the best kind: tips, a list, a story, a promotion, before and after, or funny and relatable.
- Step 2
Say what it is about
Type a few words or paste your notes. Add photos if you want them in the post. They are used exactly as they are.
- Step 3
Review the draft
You get a cover, one idea per slide, a closing ask and a caption. Pick a layout and your colours and type.
- Step 4
Edit and download
Change any word, reorder, hide or duplicate slides, swap a photo or a meme, then download every slide as PNG files in one zip.
What the carousel export looks like
| Slide size | 1080 x 1350 pixels (4:5 portrait) |
|---|---|
| File type | PNG, one file per slide, in a zip |
| Slides | 5, 7 or 9, including the cover and the closing slide |
| Layouts | Five: Bold type, Photo led, Notes, Editorial and Seamless |
| Writing | Hook, one idea per slide, closing ask, caption and hashtags |
| Editing | Every headline, text, photo, meme, colour and font |
Tips for a carousel people finish
- Put the hook on slide one. If the cover does not make someone curious, nobody swipes.
- Keep one idea per slide and a line or two of text. Shorter reads faster on a phone.
- Use 4:5 portrait. It takes up more of the feed than a square, so your slide is harder to scroll past.
- End with a question or a clear next step, so the last slide earns a comment or a save.
- Keep the look consistent from slide to slide. One colour set and one type style make a set feel designed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about formats, specs, and how it works.
01What size should Instagram carousel slides be?
SocialKit exports 1080 by 1350 pixels, a 4:5 portrait ratio that Instagram supports and that fills more of the feed than a square. Instagram applies the ratio of your first slide to the rest.
02How many slides will I get?
You choose 5, 7 or 9, including the cover and the closing slide. Instagram changes its own maximum from time to time, so check the app if you plan something very long.
03Do I need photos?
No. A carousel works as text on a designed background. If you add photos they are used as they are, and you decide which slide each goes on.
04Will it invent facts about me?
It writes from your notes and is told not to invent numbers, results or claims. Always read the draft and edit it before you post.
05Can I also make a reel from the same post?
Yes. Choose "Both" and the reel is built from the same slides, with a voice-over and captions.