I used to put carousels off for weeks at a time. 8 slides, each one needing its own graphic, and by slide 4 I'd lost the will to finish it. Now I don't open a design tool at all, and the reason isn't that the tool got better. It's that I stopped starting from a blank canvas. I start from one of three templates instead, and those three get all the use. The instagram carousel slideshow, a whiteboard infographic that suits linkedin, and a manga panel one I keep for livestream announcements. Then I give it the source, which can be screenshots, a post that already worked, or just a topic. It writes the copy and generates every slide from there. The slides come out of nano banana 2, which matters more than it sounds. if you ask for a carousel and you'll get 8 slides that don't quite match each other. What makes things work for me is i write the prompt for each slide, or describe the visual style once and hold it across all of them, and they come out looking like a set. That's the difference between something you'd post and something you'd quietly delete. You can also drop a slide without rebuilding anything. I generated one where the text on the first slide came out mangled, so I said get that carousel but remove slide 1. The 6 that were fine went out as they were Then the same asset goes out as an instagram carousel, a linkedin carousel, a tiktok slideshow, a pinterest carousel and a facebook carousel. I make these in blotato and schedule them from the same place, so the carousel never gets downloaded and re-uploaded anywhere. canva is genuinely good at this too, if you'd rather lay them out yourself.

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