LinkedIn Carousel Generator for Designers

Common problems this solves

• ✓Design work is visual and hard to communicate in text-heavy feed formats without losing the nuance.
• ✓Portfolio content on LinkedIn often reads as self-promotional rather than educational and valuable.
• ✓Design thinking has wide professional appeal but is rarely packaged for non-designer audiences.

Workflow for Designers

1. Walk through one design decision and explain the reasoning behind it — process transparency builds more credibility than showcasing polished outputs.
2. Use Educational for principles and Contrarian for challenging common UI or UX conventions.
3. Keep jargon minimal on slides 1 and 2 — your most valuable audience may not be designers but the product managers and executives who hire them.

Best practices for designers

Patterns that consistently improve carousel performance for this audience on LinkedIn.

Carousel ideas for designers

Example post titles you can adapt as starting points when generating your first carousels.

• 1

  We tested 6 onboarding flows. Here are the 3 design patterns that consistently improved completion rates

• 2

  The UX mistake in 80% of SaaS dashboards that nobody talks about — and the 2-change fix

• 3

  I redesigned this app's checkout flow in 48 hours. Here's every decision I made and why

• 4

  Why most design portfolios fail to land senior roles — the 5 presentation mistakes I see in every review

Repurpose existing assets into carousels

Already have content sitting in other formats? Use these source-specific playbooks to convert what you have into carousels.

Frequently Asked Questions