How to create a carousel on Linkedin

04/09/2024
1 minute

Steffi Nicolaïdes

Co-founder & CMO, Mayze

In just 4 clicks, you’ve got your Linkedin carousel 🤝 (excluding creation clicks)

Reminder, a carousel on Linkedin:

Example

1st click

Go to your preferred design tool. Canva is a good example.

2nd click

You create new content, in the square Linkedin format. On Canva, they directly suggest the appropriate format. It’s a square format after all.

In particular, you create 4 or 5 pages of content, which will be displayed in your carousel.

🎨🪄 now it’s time to create your design!

3rd click

You export your file in PDF format. This is the key to your success 🗝️

4th click

You publish on Linkedin by importing a “document”!

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How to create a carousel on Linkedin

How to create a carousel on Linkedin

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