Find the argument you already have, then make it swipeable
Social carousel reads a report, briefing or page you've already brought into your Gallery, finds the argument inside it — not just a topic — and designs a multi-card deck that opens with the hook, proves it, and closes with a call to action. For a single on-brand post instead of a deck, that's Social content's job.
- Finds the argument first, then designs
- One proof point per card
- Verbatim quotes only, nothing invented
What you give it
- What to make it from
- A report, research briefing or page already in your Gallery — the only material the deck may state facts, figures or quotes from.
- The angle
- Optional: who the deck is for and what they should take away. Leave it blank and the deck finds its own thesis from the source.
What it does
- Read it and find the argument
- Shape the swipe: hook, proof, turn, close
- Design the cards on brand
What you get
Who it's for
You already have the report, not the deck
A webinar, a research briefing or a report is sitting in your Gallery with something to say, and you need it argued in a swipeable deck rather than pasted into slides by hand.
A point to prove, not just a topic to post about
You need the deck to argue something specific — a thesis with proof — not a loose set of cards about the same subject.
When the strongest objection deserves its own card
The deck's structure leaves room for a turn card that meets the objection your audience is already thinking, before the close.
The report's own argument, laid out as cards
Hand it a research report from your Gallery, or a page that has something to say, and it finds the argument that report is actually making rather than only summarizing it. Card one states the thesis, the middle cards each carry one proof point drawn straight from the source, an optional card turns to the strongest objection, and the last card closes with a call to action. Every figure and quote in the deck traces back to that source; nothing is invented, and nothing repeats across two cards.
Questions worth asking
Will it invent numbers or quotes to make the argument land?
No. It states only figures, quotes or claims present in the source, and uses quotation marks only for text that's a direct quote from it. If the source doesn't make the claim, the deck doesn't either.
A deck that argues something takes a strategist, not a form.
You still name the angle if you have one — who it's for and what they should take away — and the app leaves that judgment to you rather than guessing it. What it automates is the mechanical part: reading a source for the argument inside it and pacing that argument into hook, proof, objection and close, the same shape a strategist builds by hand, applied to your source every time.
What if I just want one post, not a whole deck?
Then use Social content instead — it takes a similar source and turns it into one on-brand post and caption. Social carousel is for when the story needs more than one card to make its case.
This is just a small piece of what DesignTech AI can do. Check out the full benefits below.
A brand kit built from your own website
Every app draws from the same governed brand kit, read once from what you already publish.
Every format from one source
Point an app at a page, a deck or a report and get the format it needs, not a copy-paste job.
Credits that work across every app
One balance, spent wherever you run it — no per-app plan to pick or upgrade.
Approval before anything is made
Every run stops for your sign-off on the plan before it spends a credit making the work.
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