Choose a carousel layout and size

Compare the six layouts and choose square or portrait before your final design review.

Choose from Minimal, Modern, Clean, Editorial, Bold, and Creative. You can use different layouts within one carousel. The editor preview and file exports share the same slide renderer.

Choose for the content on the page

Try Minimal for a short introduction, Modern or Bold for a prominent headline, and Clean for text beside an image. Editorial puts the text first with a smaller image. Creative uses a soft graphic background. Preview each option with your actual text before deciding.

Square or portrait

Square uses a 1:1 canvas; portrait uses 4:5. PNG exports are 1080 × 1080 pixels and 1080 × 1350 pixels, respectively. Changing the ratio changes the space available, so check line breaks and image crops on every slide afterwards.

Apply your own brand

Save your logo, colors, and font choice in Brand to reuse in new projects. Existing projects keep their saved settings. Switching the workspace between light and dark mode does not change the slide design or export.

Work within the page limit

A project holds up to 12 slides. Use Move up and Move down to reorder them. If a topic needs more space, make a separate carousel or narrow its focus. Layouts control where text and images sit; elements cannot be placed freely on the canvas.

Does a template determine the export format?

No. The six layouts work in square or portrait and can be exported as PDF or PNG. Choose the layout for the content of each slide, and choose the file format for its destination. After changing the ratio or layout, review the longest title, body text, and image crop before exporting.

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