Turn ChatGPT text into a LinkedIn carousel PDF
Ask ChatGPT (or Claude, Gemini) to write the carousel as a short title per slide with one or two sentences under each. Then paste that text below: Slidler turns each heading into a slide, applies one of 6 templates and gives you a 1080×1350 PDF to upload to LinkedIn as a document post. It's free and needs no account.
Step by step
- Prompt the chatbot: “Write a LinkedIn carousel about [topic]: a hook, 6 slides with a short heading and one or two sentences each, and a closing call to action.”
- Copy the answer and paste it into the Text tab below. Lines that look like headings become slide titles.
- Pick a template, fix any wording under each slide, and add your handle.
- Download the PDF and upload it on LinkedIn with “Add a document”.
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FAQ
Can ChatGPT make a LinkedIn carousel by itself?
It can write the slide text. To post a carousel you still need a PDF with one designed slide per page, which is what the maker below produces from the pasted text.
What prompt works best?
Ask for a hook, 6 to 8 slides with a short heading and one or two sentences each, and a closing ask. Short slides read best on a phone.
Does Slidler rewrite my text?
No. It keeps your words and only splits them into slides. You can edit every line before exporting.
Is there an API for agents?
Yes. Slidler has a free public API and MCP server without a key, so an AI assistant can create the PDF directly. See slidler.com/llms.txt.
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