Structured slide editor
Edit the hook, supporting points, proof and final action as clean blocks rather than one large text field.
AI carousel generator
Plan one useful idea across a hook, narrative slides and a clear final action, then edit the structured blocks before exporting the post.
Why it works
A carousel is a paced argument. Each slide should earn the next swipe, add one piece of information and leave enough visual space for the idea to remain readable on a phone.
Edit the hook, supporting points, proof and final action as clean blocks rather than one large text field.
Use confirmed SaaS research and the selected campaign goal instead of asking a blank model for generic ideas.
Prepare native-resolution slides only for export while using faster previews in the working queue.
The workflow
Decide what the reader will understand or be able to do after the final slide.
Name the audience, problem or surprising product truth without inventing urgency.
Move from context to steps or evidence, giving each slide one clear responsibility.
End with the next useful action, whether that is trying the workflow, saving the post or testing the product.
Use it well
Teach a repeatable process and show where the product removes a difficult step.
Compare the old and new way of completing one job, with the conditions that make the comparison fair.
Translate a feature into the user problem, changed behavior and fastest path to value.
Questions
Yes. The brief and slide content use structured fields so you can revise individual blocks before export.
Yes. A vertical video version can be generated from the same approved visual sequence.
No. The same visual idea can be packaged for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube with separate publishing copy.
Plan one useful idea across a hook, narrative slides and a clear final action, then edit the structured blocks before exporting the post.