Instagram Carousel Maker

It runs the same pipeline as the carousel builder inside ReelDrop. A model first writes the deck from your text: a short cover title, three content slides with two short points each, and a closing slide that asks viewers to follow, save or share. Then each slide is drawn as an image in the look you picked, and you get the five slides as PNGs, sized 1080 x 1350 so they fit Instagram's 4:5 feed without cropping.

A sixth card, "Made with ReelDrop", is added at the end. The five slides themselves carry no watermark, so leave the card out of the post if you would rather not use it.

One a day for each connection, with no account. Signing in raises that to five a day. The limit resets at midnight UTC. If the outline or an image fails on our side, it does not count against you, and you can retry a single slide without starting again.

The limit exists because every slide is a paid image generation. The free tool covers the first carousel; if you make them every week, the app is built for that.

Five is a good size for a first carousel: a cover that makes the promise, three slides that keep it, and one that asks for the follow or the save. Instagram allows up to 20 slides, but people swipe less far than you hope, so make every slide earn the next swipe. The slides here are 1080 x 1350 (4:5), the portrait size that takes the most room in the feed.

The free tool gives you images and nothing else: you cannot change a word on them. In ReelDrop you can edit the text on any slide, regenerate one slide, restyle the whole deck from a library of themes, choose slide counts from 1 to 10, set your brand colours, delete the footer card, and schedule the carousel to publish to Instagram through the official API. AI carousel images are on the Creator plan.