Use case
Turn a blog post into a LinkedIn carousel
A link to your blog post gets scrolled past in the feed; paste the post into Infograph and export it as a LinkedIn carousel that keeps your numbers as you wrote them.
Each main point gets its own slide, and nothing is added that your post does not say.
Made from this text
Before and after: a how-to post on learning fast
Before: the blog post, as pasted
How to learn anything fast Speed comes from short loops and honest recall, not from rushing. Here is the system I use, in 3 moves: choose a target, build a loop and retrieve what matters. Start with a target. Name the outcome and the one question that matters. Then find a model: the shape of the idea and one clear example. Practise before you feel ready, and drill the edge where you keep slipping. Get feedback and change one thing at a time. My routine has five steps. Orient: choose the question. Chunk: shrink the idea. Practise: try before reading on. Test: recall without help. Teach: explain it simply.
After: the story
A post needs a hook in the feed
Making one by hand takes an afternoon in a design tool. Infograph does the first draft for you. It finds the main points of your post, gives each one a card with a short headline, and keeps your numbers exactly as you wrote them.
Three steps
Paste your post
Paste the full post, or just the section you want to promote. Headings help, but they are not required.
Pick a template
Pick a look such as Notebook or Papercraft, and a palette in your brand colours.
Share or export
Export the carousel as a PDF or as images and post it on LinkedIn. Put the story link in a comment for readers who want more.
Every number comes from your source
On LinkedIn, a striking number gets shared without its context. Infograph only uses numbers that are in your post, so the slide that travels furthest still says what you wrote.
Turn your next post into slides
Free: 5 Instant stories, 1 story with pictures and 30 meeting minutes every month. No credit card needed to start.
Questions
Do I need design skills?
No. Infograph picks the shape for each part of your post. You can pick a palette or edit a card if you want to, but you do not have to.
Can I post it on other networks too?
Yes. The exported carousel is a set of slides you can post wherever slides work, and the story link works in any message, newsletter or post.
Will it copy my post word for word?
No. It shortens each point into a headline and a few lines in plain words. Your facts and numbers stay the same, and you can edit any card before you export.