Turn an article into a carousel
The one input that is not a spreadsheet. Point it at a URL, a video, a document or a topic, and it writes the slide copy and lays the pages out inside Adobe Express.
How it works
Give it a source
A web article, a YouTube link, a PDF, plain text — or just a prompt describing the topic you want to cover.
It writes the slides
Headlines, body copy and slide numbers, structured as a hook, the points in between, and a closing call to action.
Review, then render
Edit anything you want in the panel first, then create the slides and they render into your design.
What you control
- Slide count. Set how many pages the carousel should run to before it writes anything.
- Model. Choose between GPT, Claude and Gemini.
- The copy itself. Everything is editable in the panel before it renders, so nothing reaches your design unreviewed.
- The layout. Pick the visual template the slides are built into.
Most carousel generators start from a prompt. Starting from a source you already have — a post you published, a report, a talk — is what makes the output specific rather than generic.
Runs on your own provider API keys; a trial comes with credits so you can try it first. See pricing.
Questions people ask
What can I turn into a carousel?
A web article, a YouTube link, a PDF, plain text, or a prompt describing a topic. The source is read first and the slide copy is written from it, which is what keeps the result specific to your material rather than generic.
Can I edit the copy before it becomes slides?
Yes. The generated headlines and body copy appear in the panel for review, and you can change any of it before rendering. Nothing reaches your design unreviewed.
Which AI model does it use?
You choose — GPT, Claude or Gemini. The AI features run on your own provider API keys, so you pay your provider directly at their rates rather than buying credits from us.
How many slides can it make?
You set the slide count before it generates. A typical carousel runs five to ten pages: a hook, the points in between, and a closing call to action.