SlideDrift docs

SlideDrift turns URLs, notes, text, and rough ideas into editable LinkedIn carousels.

Use these docs when you want to create a carousel, improve the result, edit the deck, export it, or understand your account and credits.

Start here

• Getting started: Create your first carousel from a URL, notes, or an idea.
• Best practices: Give SlideDrift stronger input and review the output faster.
• Create carousels: Start from a URL, pasted text, free tool result, use case, template, or brand profile.
• Editor: Edit slides, design controls, images, and AI actions.
• Brand kits: Reuse brand colors, fonts, tone, and identity details.
• Export: Download PDF/PNG files or create a share link.

Common workflows

• Turn a blog post into a carousel: use Create from a URL, choose any template or story mode that fits the source, then review the draft in the editor.
• Turn messy notes into slides: use Create from text or notes, keep one job per carousel, then use Improve generation results if the first draft needs sharper direction.
• Plan before generating: use the free LinkedIn tools to draft a hook, outline, post, hashtag set, or carousel brief, then send the result into Create.
• Keep the design on brand: set up a brand kit, apply it during generation or in the editor, then fine-tune colors, typography, and images.
• Publish the finished deck: use Export for PDF, PNG, share links, embeds, or LinkedIn scheduling.

Account and help

• Projects: Find and reopen saved carousels.
• Credits and billing: Understand credits, plans, and usage.
• Troubleshooting: Fix common creation, editing, and export issues.
• Privacy and data: Learn what to avoid uploading and how public share links work.
• Support: Start from the docs, then email support with account-specific questions.

Product updates and AI-readable docs

User-facing product changes are tracked in the changelog.

SlideDrift also publishes /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt so AI tools can read a focused version of the public docs.