Make an Instagram carousel people can learn from.

A five-slide structure you can reuse

1. Promise one clear outcome. “Plan your next lesson in 15 minutes” tells readers what they will learn.
2. Start with the problem. Explain where learners usually get stuck, using a recognizable example.
3. Teach the first action. Write one learning objective before choosing activities.
4. Make it concrete. Show one exercise that checks the objective and explain what a good answer looks like.
5. End with practice. Ask readers to write their own objective or save the steps for their next planning session.

From your idea to exported slides

Choose Instagram, select How-To Guide or Listicle, and describe your audience and topic. Review the AI draft, shorten long paragraphs, choose a theme, and export the carousel. Carousel formats require a one-time credit pack; you can try included single-post formats with your free credits first.

Try this brief: “Create a five-step carousel for new tutors about planning a 30-minute lesson. Include a clear objective, a warm-up, one worked example, guided practice, and a quick check for understanding. Use simple language and concrete actions.”

Keep it readable on a phone

Teach one idea per slide. Use short headings, concise explanations, and examples from your own experience. Read each slide at phone size before publishing. Check factual claims and keep your caption useful instead of repeating every slide.

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How do credits work?

AI drafts and edits do not spend export credits. A successful carousel export uses one credit for the set of images. New accounts get 10 free credits for included templates; purchasing any credit pack unlocks all formats. There is no subscription.

10 free export credits · No card required · Selected templates included