Hooks
Video Hook Generator
Type a topic and get opening lines in seven proven formulas, each scored with its reasons. Or paste your own hook and see what to fix.
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On LinkedIn, a carousel is a PDF posted as a document: each page becomes a slide. Add your slides, put them in order, and download the PDF.
Drop your slides here, in order. PNG or JPEG.
Nothing is uploaded: the PDF is made in your browser.
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Choose the images or drop them in. PNG and JPEG both work, and they stay on your computer.
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Move a slide earlier or later with the arrows, or remove it. The numbers are the page numbers.
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Download the PDF, start a post on LinkedIn, and attach it as a document.
LinkedIn shows a document attached to a post one page at a time, with arrows to move between them. That is the carousel: a PDF, a slide a page. So making one comes down to getting your slides into a single PDF in the right order.
Make every slide the same size, so the pages do not jump as people swipe. Square (1080 × 1080) and 4:5 (1080 × 1350) are the usual choices; the taller one takes up more of the feed on a phone.
Each page of the PDF is exactly as large as its picture. A picture wider than 1080 px is scaled down to that width, which keeps the file light; nothing is enlarged.
No. The PDF is written in your browser from the pictures you add, and saved straight to your computer.
Yes, before you download: each slide has arrows to move it earlier or later. The page number under a slide is where it will sit in the PDF.
You can, and each page will match its own picture. But a carousel reads best when every slide is the same size, so it is worth exporting them that way.
No. Each page is a picture, so the words on your slides are part of the image. Put what matters for search in the post’s own text.
Hooks
Type a topic and get opening lines in seven proven formulas, each scored with its reasons. Or paste your own hook and see what to fix.
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Scripts
Paste a script and see how long it runs when spoken, and how many words fit in 15, 30, 60 or 90 seconds. Runs in your browser.
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Safe zones
See what TikTok draws over your video. Drop in a video or image, check your text against the safe zone, and download the overlay as a PNG.
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