Here's what making one carousel looks like, before and after
- Picking a template, then changing your mind
- Nudging text boxes until slide 4 finally fits
- Swapping in your colors one slide at a time
- Trying three fonts and going back to the first one
Same idea. Same templates. Except this time, I didn't design a single slide myself.
Having a really good carousel idea and then losing an hour of your life in Canva.
You open a template. You type your hook, and it's too long, so you shrink the text. Now it's too small, so you make the box bigger. Now it's covering the photo.
You change the colors on slide one. Then slide two. Then you realize slide five still has the template's pink on it. You try a different font, hate it, and spend ten minutes trying to remember which one you had before.
An hour later it's... fine. It doesn't really look like your brand, and it definitely doesn't look like the ones you save from other creators.
So tbh? Most of the time you just don't post it.
That was me. I'm not a graphic designer. I like creating content, not designing it. I had a whole folder of carousel templates sitting in my Canva, totally unused.
That's exactly why I built this.
I wanted to type my idea, pick a template, and have Claude design the whole thing in my branding. And now I can.
You type your idea. That's the only hard part left.
No dragging text boxes around. No guessing at fonts. No wondering why slide four is a different color.
You pick a template, Claude grabs your brand kit, and it builds the whole carousel right inside your Canva. Every slide, in your colors, your fonts, with your words.
Love a style you saw on someone else's page? Claude can recreate that look and design your carousel in it too.
Then you open Canva and your carousel is sitting there finished, ready for you to tweak or post.
Wait, what exactly am I getting?
You're getting my 100+ photo carousel slide templates, plus the tutorials that show you how to get Claude to design with them, right inside your own Canva.
You give Claude your brand kit once, so it knows your colors and fonts. After that, every carousel goes like this.
Two choices. You stop here.
- Fills every slide with your words
- Swaps in your brand colors
- Uses your fonts
- Drops in your photos
While you go make a coffee.
A real Canva design. Change anything, then post.
The only two boxes you touch are the first and the last one.
Your carousels, minus the designing part
Everything stays editable
Claude builds it right in your Canva, so you get a real design you can open and change. Want a different word on slide three? Fix it yourself in ten seconds.
It looks like your brand
Give Claude your colors and fonts once. Every carousel comes back looking like it belongs to you, instead of looking like everyone else's AI carousel.
Your photos go right in
Attach your photos and screenshots and Claude drops them into the template's photo spots. Your face on the cover, your DMs and results on the proof slides.
Recreate any style you love
Saw a carousel style on someone else's page and loved it? Or want your own signature look? I'll show you how to get Claude to recreate it and design your carousel in it (this one happens outside of Canva).
100+ slides in 19 styles. Pick the look, Claude does the rest.
I paid a graphic designer $2,000 to design these. They're the real templates, placeholder text and all. You tell Claude which style you want in one sentence, and it swaps in your words, your colors and your photos. Any style works for any topic.
Moody Photo
BoldDark full-bleed photos, bold white type and orange pills.
Best for: numbered tips
Terracotta Paper
SoftCream paper and serif headlines with an italic accent word.
Best for: personal stories
Moody Scrapbook
ScrapbookTorn lined paper, polaroids and film strips over dark photos.
Best for: personal stories
Linen & Florals
SoftA white card on soft linen with terracotta serif and florals.
Best for: client stories
Torn Paper Cutout
PlayfulTorn paper, a marker font, polaroids and a cut-out of you.
Best for: talking straight to your people
Watercolor Café
PlayfulWatercolor coffee art, a typewriter font and kraft paper.
Best for: mistakes to avoid
Matcha Stationery
CuteA sage spiral notepad with paperclips and tape labels.
Best for: tips with a pro tip
Doodle Lifestyle
PhotoBright lifestyle photos with hand-drawn white doodles.
Best for: relatable truths
Lined Paper Florals
SoftClean lined paper, washi tape and numbered points 01 to 04.
Best for: numbered points
Soft Photo Sage
PhotoSoft-focus photos, centered white text and sage number badges.
Best for: top 3 lists
Editorial Cream
MinimalMinimal cream with a big editorial serif and clean body text.
Best for: reality checks
Espresso Serif
EditorialDeep brown, cream serif type and a photo cover.
Best for: results and before/afters
White Card Café
CleanA white card floating over a café table photo.
Best for: key insights and proof
Paper Texture Minimal
MinimalTextured off-white paper with a little save and share footer.
Best for: saveable step-by-steps
Candy Pop
SquarePink, yellow and orange with tall caps and big numbers.
Best for: tips and freebies
Dusty Blue Minimal
MinimalPale blue-grey with steel-blue label pills and squiggles.
Best for: myths vs truths
Navy Bold
BoldNavy background, white label boxes and check marks.
Best for: favorites and recommendations
Denim Scrapbook
ScrapbookCrinkled paper, a torn denim strip and kraft paper notes.
Best for: 3-step plans
Slate Linen
MinimalSlate-blue fabric texture, light type and arrow doodles.
Best for: 5 mistakes posts
Or your own style
Love a look you saw on someone else's page? The second tutorial shows you how to get Claude to recreate it and design your carousel in it.
Each style comes with a cover, content slides and a closing slide. Claude repeats or skips slides to fit your post, so a 5-slide idea and a 10-slide idea both work.
People already love my Claude tools
The carousel designer is brand new, so these are about its big sister, my Claude x CapCut Editor. Same idea: I build the setup, Claude does the tedious part.
“I teach AI and have played with a bunch of different Claude video editors but I've never liked any of them. Not a one. So having it tell me the plan, edit it and then the video just appears in my CapCut so I can make any final tweaks is 👌”
“I bought your CapCut x Claude magic last night on a whim and I stayed up until 4am playing with it because I couldn't believe the level sorcery you've unlocked. WOW.”
“It's way more fun than editing myself. The finished product is like opening a creative little present to myself. You're a genius!”
“This has been a game changer for me and I'm so very grateful for all the hard work you have put into this! 💕”
“Made putting it out there sooo easy!! I filmed a bunch yesterday so have my weekend videos sorted!!”
Here's everything you're getting
100+ photo carousel slides in 19 styles
Professionally designed (I paid $2,000 for these), from moody photo covers to scrapbook and minimal looks. They land in your own Canva, ready for Claude to fill.
Tutorial: get Claude to design in your Canva
Connecting Claude to your Canva, giving it your brand kit, and going from idea to finished carousel without touching a text box.
Tutorial: recreate any photo carousel style with Claude
How to get Claude to copy a look you love, or build your own signature style, and design your carousels in it outside of Canva.
You've got three options here, really.
yours to keep
100+ templates, both tutorials, and your carousels designed for you from now on.
You'll need a Claude account and a Canva account. The tutorial walks you through connecting them.
Let me tell you if this is for you
Yes, if
- You have carousel ideas you never post because designing them takes forever
- You're not a designer and don't want to become one
- You want every post to actually look like your brand
- You've got Canva templates collecting dust
Probably not, if
- You genuinely love designing every slide yourself
- You want it to post for you too
- You don't want to spend a little time on the setup
The things people ask me
What do I need to use this?
Am I buying an app?
Can I change things after Claude designs it?
Will it actually look like my brand?
What if I don't want to use Canva?
I've never used Claude before. Is that a problem?
Will it work for my niche?
Is this the same thing as The Growth Garden?
You've got better things to do than spend an hour designing one carousel.
You've got a business to run. Content to create. And probably a pile of carousel ideas sitting in your notes app.
Type your idea. Pick a template. Let Claude design it.
Then open Canva to a carousel you're actually excited to post.
One payment. Yours to keep.
You'll need a Claude account and a Canva account.
