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Turn an article into a social post carousel

Paste an article and get a five slide carousel with a hook, one idea per slide and a closing call to action, laid out as clean square slides.

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The prompt

Turn this article into a carousel for [PLATFORM, e.g. LinkedIn or Instagram].

Who follows me: [AUDIENCE]
What I want people to do at the end: [e.g. read the full article, follow me, reply with their own tip]

<article>
[PASTE THE ARTICLE]
</article>

Structure:
- Slide 1 is the hook. One line, under 12 words, that makes someone stop scrolling. No clickbait, it has to be true to the article.
- Slides 2 to 4 carry one idea each. A short heading, then at most two sentences. Numbered.
- Slide 5 is the close: one line that sums it up, plus the call to action.
- Write it in my voice, which is [DESCRIBE IT, e.g. direct, a bit dry, no exclamation marks].

Then give me a single HTML file that lays out all five slides as 1080 by 1080 squares in a row, with a dark background, big type and one accent colour, so I can screenshot them or hand them to a designer.
  • social-media
  • carousel
  • content

What it generates

2 examples
[01] Main example
Five square social media slides in a row, dark with bright accents: a hook slide, three numbered idea slides and a final slide with a call to action
[02] Text

Five slides at 1080 by 1080, laid out in one HTML file. The hook slide uses the largest type, the three idea slides are numbered so they read in order even when someone lands mid-carousel, and the close repeats the article's main point before the call to action.

NoteThis is an example. Results change between runs and model versions. Claude Prompts is a fan project and is not affiliated with Anthropic.

Getting the most from this prompt

What it's for

Getting more out of an article you already wrote. A carousel is one of the few formats that still gets reach on LinkedIn and Instagram without an ad budget, and the hard part is compression: five slides, one idea each. That's what this prompt does.

The two lines that matter

Your voice description and your call to action. Without a voice, you get generic marketing copy. Without a specific action, the last slide turns into "follow for more", which nobody does. If you have an old post that performed well, paste it and add "match the tone of this".

Before you post

Read slide 1 on its own. If it wouldn't stop you, ask for five alternatives and pick one. Check every claim against the article, because compression is where numbers get rounded and nuance disappears. And screenshot the HTML at the real size, since text that looks fine on a laptop can be too small on a phone.

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