Instagram Carousel to LinkedIn Carousel
Upload your Instagram carousel images and get a LinkedIn-ready PDF document in seconds. Runs entirely in your browser.
Instagram carousels are images; LinkedIn carousels are PDFs. This tool takes the slide images from your Instagram carousel and combines them into a single LinkedIn-ready PDF document, sized square 1080 x 1080 or portrait 1080 x 1350, in your browser. A folder of images in, one document out, nothing uploaded anywhere.
Click to select your Instagram carousel images (2–20 slides)
How to use it
- Export or screenshot the slides from your Instagram carousel as images.
- Upload the images and pick a format: square 1:1 is the safe default for LinkedIn documents.
- Reorder slides if needed, then convert and download your PDF.
Why repost Instagram carousels on LinkedIn?
Because the work is already done. A carousel that landed on Instagram (a checklist, a breakdown, a set of tips) usually holds up on LinkedIn too, and the two audiences rarely overlap much, so it doesn't even feel repeated to most viewers. Reusing one asset across both platforms is close to free content, and the only real obstacle is the format: Instagram wants images, LinkedIn wants a single PDF document. That's the conversion this tool handles.
One thing worth checking before you post: Instagram slides are often designed for a phone-first square or portrait frame, while LinkedIn document viewers show more surrounding chrome. The tool fits each image into the page without cropping, but it's worth a quick look at the output in case any text sits close to the edge.
What format should a LinkedIn carousel PDF be?
Square 1080 x 1080 is the most forgiving choice since it matches how most Instagram slides are already designed and displays cleanly in the LinkedIn document viewer. Portrait 1080 x 1350 also works and gives text more vertical room. LinkedIn document posts support up to 300 pages, so slide count is never the limiting factor here, image quality is.
Will Instagram slides read well on LinkedIn?
Mostly, with one thing to watch: context. Instagram captions carry a lot of the framing, so a slide deck built to run alongside one can feel thin without it. LinkedIn's post text does similar work, so plan to write a caption that stands on its own rather than assuming the PDF speaks for itself.
The first slide matters even more here. LinkedIn shows a document's cover as the scroll-stopper, much like Instagram does, but the click-to-open step means a weak cover costs you the whole carousel rather than just a swipe. If your Instagram cover leans on a caption for context, adjust it before converting.
Frequently asked questions
Do my images get uploaded to a server?
No. The PDF is built locally in your browser from the images you select, and nothing leaves your device.
Can I use screenshots instead of the original export files?
Yes. The tool accepts any image files: screenshots, exports, or design files saved as images all work the same way.
What do I get after converting?
A single PDF with one page per slide, sized to whichever format you picked, ready to upload as a LinkedIn document post.
Will my slides get cropped?
No, each image is scaled to fit inside the page rather than cropped. If an image's proportions differ from the target size, you'll see some white space rather than lost edge content.
How many slides can I include?
Up to 20 in one pass, which comfortably covers a standard Instagram carousel. LinkedIn documents can hold far more pages if you need to combine multiple carousels.
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