Instagram carousel posts, painted in your brand, in minutes.
Pick a shape, a listicle, a mini-explainer or a before-and-after, and write a few short lines. Postia lays out every slide in your brand colours and exports it ready for the feed, no data to paste and no design software to open. In Welsh and English.
Three shapes to start from
A listicle, a mini-explainer or a before-and-after: each one is already laid out as a cover, a middle slide or two, and a call-to-action, so you write the words, not the layout.
Your brand colours
The palette, from a light brand to a dark one, comes straight from your brand kit, so a carousel never needs picking colours by hand.
Everything in one download
Export each slide as PNG or JPEG, or take the whole carousel as one ZIP file with every slide and the post text ready inside.
Welsh and English
Write the cover and call-to-action in either language, or make one in each. The Welsh draft is yours to correct before it goes anywhere.
Common questions
Do I need to paste any data?
No. These carousels are copy-driven: you write the cover line, the points and the call-to-action, and Postia lays them out. Pasting a CSV or report is only for the data carousels, like the weekly scoreboard.
What size does it export at?
1080 by 1350 by default, the standard Instagram carousel size, and the same layout adapts to a square feed post or a story ratio if you are posting to a different shape.
Can I download everything at once?
Yes. Export each slide separately, or take the whole set as one ZIP, with the post text and hashtags written into a text file alongside the images.
Does it work in Welsh?
Yes, first-class. Write the carousel in Welsh, English, or make one of each. The Welsh draft is always yours to correct before it goes out.
A carousel post is one shape among many in Postia's creative workspace. See how it fits alongside video, captions and campaigns on the platform overview, or check where it sits on pricing. Platform overview · Creative Workspace · Pricing
Turn one idea into a carousel.
Pick a shape, write a few lines, and export ready for the feed.