With a chatbot
You get the parts, then the work starts
- Text you still have to lay out
- An image with the words baked in: one typo, one more prompt
- Claude Design makes decks and one-pagers, not feed posts
- No preview of the post, no posting for you
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ChatGPT and Claude are brilliant at words, and Claude Design makes slide decks. None of them hands you a carousel that is written for the feed, designed slide by slide, sized for each app and ready to post. aiCarousels does, from one idea.
With a chatbot
With aiCarousels
Why switch
Pro is $15 a month, or $10 a month billed yearly, for 60 AI carousels and 100 AI pictures. Already wrote slides in a chatbot? Paste them in and keep every word.
Making a carousel
What each one gives you when you ask for a carousel.
| RecommendedaiCarousels | ChatGPT and Claude | |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | A finished carousel: every slide written, designed and editable | Text, an image, or (Claude Design) a deck or one-pager |
| Who writes it | 19 ghostwriters, each with its own voice, trained on what works in the feed | A general assistant; the voice is whatever your prompt manages |
| Design | 304 layouts and 95 themes that all fit together | ChatGPT draws words into a picture; Claude Design lays out slides for decks |
| Change one word | Click it and type | Ask again, and hope the rest stays the same |
| Sizes and safe zones | LinkedIn 4:5, Instagram 3:4, TikTok 9:16, X and Threads, one click apart | You give the size in the prompt and check it yourself |
| See the real post | Preview on five platforms, with a “Ready to post?” checklist | No |
| Post it for you | Yes, to your LinkedIn profile, now or at a time you pick | No |
| Your brand on every slide | Brand kits with your colours, fonts, logo and facts | Claude Design can follow a design system; ChatGPT starts from scratch each chat |
Ask ChatGPT or Claude for a carousel and you get a list: slide 1, slide 2, slide 3. It may read well, but it isn’t a post yet. You still pick a design, place every line, fix what overflows, size it for the app and export it.
aiCarousels starts where the chatbot stops. Your ghostwriter writes for a swipe, not for a chat window: a cover that stops the scroll, one idea per slide, and an end slide with one ask. The design arrives with the words, and you change any of them with a click.
ChatGPT and Claude
A list of slide texts
aiCarousels
The carousel itself
ChatGPT can draw a slide as an image. The words are part of the picture, so a typo, a wrong number or a line you want shorter means another prompt, and the next picture rarely matches the last one. Its free plan has “limited and slower image generation”.
In aiCarousels the text is text. Every slide in a carousel wears the same theme, so slide seven looks like slide one, and AI pictures come in the theme’s style, 100 a month on Pro.
ChatGPT
Words baked into an image
aiCarousels
Real, editable slides
Claude Design is Anthropic’s “experimental product” for “prototypes, slides, one-pagers”, still in research preview. It’s built for presentations: it exports PDF, PowerPoint and HTML, or sends the deck to Canva. Its usage, like the rest of Claude, runs on limits that “reset on a rolling five-hour session window”.
A carousel is a different job. It lives in a feed, on a phone, between other posts, and the first slide has a second to stop the thumb. aiCarousels is built only for that: sizes and safe zones for each app, a cover written to be swiped, and a preview of the real post before it goes out.
Claude Design
Made for presentations
aiCarousels
Made for the feed
A chatbot ends with a download, at best. Then it’s you, a PDF and the LinkedIn composer.
aiCarousels Pro shows you the post as it will look on LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, X and Threads, checks it, and then posts it to your LinkedIn profile with its caption, now or on the day and time you pick, even with the app closed. For the other apps, the slides download already sized, in HD and with no mark.
You don’t have to throw that draft away. Paste it into aiCarousels with Import slides › Keep my words: every word stays as you wrote it, and the slides come out designed and sized in seconds. Or give your idea to a ghostwriter and compare the two.
Use ChatGPT or Claude to think. Use aiCarousels to post. A chatbot gives you text, a picture or a deck, and leaves the design, the sizes, the preview and the posting to you. aiCarousels does all of it from one idea, and every word stays yours to change.
aiCarousels was the first AI carousel maker, in 2023, and it does one thing: carousels people stop to read. Pro is $15 a month, or $10 a month billed yearly, with carousels of up to 20 slides.
It can write the slide text, and draw a slide as a picture with the words inside it. You don’t get a carousel you can edit, sized for each app, with a caption and a preview. aiCarousels makes that from one idea, or from slides you paste in from ChatGPT.
Claude Design is built for slide decks, prototypes and one-pagers, and it exports PDF, PowerPoint, HTML or to Canva. It doesn’t size for each feed, preview the post or publish it. aiCarousels does all three, and posts to your LinkedIn profile on Pro.
For a finished carousel, yes: a ghostwriter writes every slide and the caption, 304 layouts and 95 themes design it, and it comes sized for LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, X and Threads. ChatGPT is better as a place to think through the idea first.
Yes. Paste them in with Import slides › Keep my words: your words stay exactly as written, and the slides come out designed.
Enter your idea and create your first carousel.
Welcome back: open the editor and pick up where you left off.