Blog post to Instagram carousel, in one paste

Turn any blog post into a carousel people save.

Paste a link. Feedsmith writes the hook, the slides and the caption, lets you style every detail in a built-in designer, and shows exactly how the post sits in your grid before you share it.

  • No design skills needed
  • Works with most public blogs
  • Download as PNG or ZIP

How it works

From article to grid in three steps

  1. 01

    Paste a link

    Drop in any public blog post. Feedsmith reads the article and pulls out its structure and strongest ideas.

  2. 02

    Polish it in the designer

    You get a cover hook, one idea per slide and a closing call to action. Change any word, font, color or picture.

  3. 03

    Plan it in your grid

    Add the post to a copy of your profile, next to the posts you already have, and drag it until the grid looks right.

Features

Everything between your blog and your feed

Write it, design it and plan it in one place, without jumping between five apps.

Hooks worth stopping for

Three cover hooks for every article, built on curiosity and a clear benefit, written in the article’s own language.

A real designer

Drag, resize and rotate anything, highlight key words, swap fonts, photos and backgrounds, and undo any step.

Captions with the rules built in

A 2,200 character counter, a preview of the line shown before "more" and a cap of 5 hashtags, Instagram’s current limit.

Feed simulator

See posts in the 3:4 profile grid, pin up to three, and flip between today’s grid and the planned one.

As many feeds as you need

One mock feed per account or client, each with its own handle, bio, avatar and follower count.

Brand kit

Your handle, logo, colors and fonts land on every new post, and restyle an older one in a single click.

Templates

Eight looks, one click apart

Switch the theme and every slide restyles itself. Your words stay exactly where they are.

  • Ink

    Heavy type on near black with a coral highlight.

  • Paper

    Editorial serif on warm paper, marker highlights.

  • Citrus

    Loud yellow with condensed capitals.

  • Gradient Pop

    Violet to pink gradient with bright yellow accents.

  • Photo Overlay

    The article photo on the cover, deep navy slides after.

  • Text Card

    Looks like a text post with your avatar and handle.

  • Notebook

    Lined paper, handwritten headings, yellow marker.

  • Blueprint

    Engineering grid on cobalt with amber accents.

Feed simulator

See it in your grid before your followers do

A carousel can look great on its own and still clash with the rest of your profile. Plan it next to the posts you already have.

  • Upload the posts already on your profile
  • Drop planned posts into the newest spot
  • Drag to reorder and pin up to three posts
  • Flip between today’s grid and the planned one
  • Check the 3:4 tile crop and the classic square grid
Plan my grid
slides per carousel
20
post sizes, including 3:4
3
themes to start from
8
downloads with caption
PNG + ZIP

FAQ

Questions people ask first

Does Feedsmith post to Instagram for me?

No. You download the slides and copy the caption, then post from the Instagram app as usual. The feed simulator shows you exactly how the post will look before you do.

Which blogs does it work with?

Most public articles, from WordPress, Substack, Medium, Ghost, Webflow, Squarespace or your own site. If a page needs a login or blocks reading tools, paste the article text instead.

What sizes can I make?

Square 1080 x 1080, portrait 1080 x 1350 and tall 1080 x 1440, which fills the 3:4 profile grid tile exactly. Carousels can have up to 20 slides.

Can I write posts in my own language?

Yes. Posts are written in the language of the article, and every word stays editable in the designer.

How many hashtags should I use?

Instagram now allows up to five per post. Feedsmith suggests five specific ones and warns you when a caption goes over.

Who can see my posts and feeds?

Only you. Posts, feeds and pictures are tied to your account and never shown to anyone else.

Your next post is already written. It is on your blog.

Paste a link and have a carousel ready to download in minutes.

Or start from a template