Bring the long-form source
Use a public article, YouTube link, or pasted text or transcript.
Article to carousel
Turn one source into two platform-native carousels.
Find three source-backed angles, then create distinct LinkedIn and Instagram stories you can edit, preview, and export.
Find carousel anglesCompare three angles
Each angle explains its audience value and points back to source evidence.
Create for each platform
LinkedIn and Instagram get independent copy, pacing, dimensions, and exports.
Quick answer
Should the same carousel be posted on both platforms?
Use the same verified facts, but not the same slide copy. LinkedIn document posts can carry more explanation, evidence, and professional implications. Instagram carousels should use shorter copy, one idea per slide, and a stronger save/share rhythm. Adapt the narrative—not just the dimensions.
FAQ
Before you create
Should I post the same carousel on LinkedIn and Instagram?
Use the same verified facts, but adapt the narrative. LinkedIn can carry more evidence and professional context, while Instagram works best with shorter copy, one idea per slide, and a save-or-share rhythm.
What sources can I use?
You can start with a public article or blog URL, a YouTube link with an accessible transcript, or pasted long-form text. For podcasts, paste the transcript directly.
Does the AI invent facts for the carousel?
No. Factual slides are mapped back to source excerpts, and precise numbers that cannot be verified in the source are excluded.