Turn an idea, offer, checklist, or lesson into a multi-slide social post with reviewable copy and visuals.

What this feature is for

• Carousel posts help explain a process, checklist, story, or offer across several focused slides.
• Use them when one static image or caption would be too dense.

When to use it

• You want to teach a quick process or framework.
• A launch needs several proof points or steps.
• You need a reusable social asset for LinkedIn, Instagram, or another channel.

Do it manually

1. Open Posts and choose the carousel workflow.
2. Enter the topic, audience, and goal for the carousel.
3. Draft slide titles and short slide copy.
4. Add placeholder visuals or media library assets.
5. Preview the slides and schedule or save the post for review.

Ask Faster AI

Create a 6-slide carousel that explains how a service business can follow up with new leads. Keep copy short and use placeholder visuals.

Review before saving or publishing

• Check that each slide has one clear idea.
• Confirm the first slide gives people a reason to keep reading.
• Preview text size and image crops on mobile.

Common mistakes and fixes

• If slides feel crowded, split one idea into two slides.
• If the carousel lacks a next step, add a final slide with a clear action.
• If media looks inconsistent, use one visual style across the carousel.

Monthly social content workflow

For choosing carousel ideas from a larger monthly content plan and keeping each slide focused, read the monthly social content article. A Month of Social Content from One AI Briefing.

One media library for every asset

For how folders, tags, and collections make it easier to assemble a consistent carousel asset set, read the Media Library article. The New Media Library: One Home for Every Asset.

Connected workflows

• Use the media library in pages and posts
• Create a marketing campaign
• Connect trackers to pages, forms, and campaigns
• Set page SEO basics

Placeholder media

• Screenshot placeholder: Replace with an annotated screenshot of create a carousel post.
• Video placeholder: Replace with a short walkthrough showing the manual path and review step.

Related help

• Create social posts
• Add media to a post
• Schedule social posts

Use it in daily operations

• Before scheduling or publishing, preview the post in each channel, check media crop, links, approval status, campaign context, and timezone.
• If Faster AI drafts copy or creative direction, keep the result as a draft until the responsible teammate reviews brand, claims, dates, and calls to action.
• After the post is live, review delivery or engagement signals and decide whether the campaign needs a follow-up post, Audience, or customer task.

Team handoff

• Include the exact record, page, campaign, or setting name in the handoff so the next teammate can find the same workspace context quickly.
• Call out anything still unresolved, such as placeholder media, missing customer data, pending approval, or a follow-up task that needs an owner.
• If AI prepared the draft or checklist, ask it for a short summary of what changed and what still needs human review before the work is considered complete.