One article becomes a week of posts.
You already wrote it. It got read once, then disappeared. The ideas still work. They just need a format people stop and read.
What you get
Paste this.Get this.
A long blog post about why startup dashboards should focus on fewer metrics.
A 7-slide carousel. Edit any slide, then download it.
Cover
Your Dashboard Probably Has Too Many Metrics
The problem
Why you never get round to it
Three things get in the way.
The old posts just sit there
Two years of articles, newsletters and reports. Still true. Nobody's reading them.
Doing it by hand takes an afternoon
Read the piece, pick the points, write the slides, build the deck. Every time.
A summary isn't a carousel
Cutting the intro into bullets gets you a deck nobody swipes. The angle has to change, not just the length.
What you can paste
Paste a link and go
A blog post, a newsletter, a report or a transcript. If the link won't load, paste the text instead.
Your Dashboard Probably Has Too Many Metrics
SlideDriftEvery source ends up in the same place
Finding the angle
It finds the point, not just a summary
The best line in a long piece is rarely the first one. You get the argument worth opening with.
The slides you would get, in order
More than one deck
One article, several posts
A long piece usually has three or four posts in it. Run it again and take a different angle.
One article, three angles
One article, three different angles
How it works
Three steps to a finished post.
- 1
Paste the source
A link, a document, or a few rough notes. Whatever you already have.
- 2
- 1Opening
- 2The problem
- 3The idea
- + 4 more
Check the outline
You see the plan slide by slide before anything gets designed.
- 3017
Your Dashboard Probably Has Too Many Metrics
SlideDriftEdit and download
Change any wording or design, then download a PDF for LinkedIn.
The alternatives
By hand, with a designer, or here.
| By hand | With a designer | With SlideDrift | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to first draft | An afternoon | Two to five days | Minutes |
| Staying on brand | Depends who builds it | Good, once you brief them | Your brand kit, every time |
| Making a change | Rebuild the layout | Send it back | Edit it yourself |
| Doing it again next week | Start over | Join the queue again | Paste the next source |
Common questions
Can I turn a blog post into a LinkedIn carousel?
Yes. Paste a public URL or the article text. SlideDrift can turn the strongest idea into a carousel brief before you generate the deck.
Can SlideDrift use a URL as the source?
Yes. The create flow can read many public URLs. If a source blocks extraction, paste the article text directly.
What types of content can I repurpose?
You can start from blog posts, newsletters, reports, long LinkedIn posts, notes, article drafts, or transcript excerpts.
Will the carousel copy the article word for word?
No. The goal is to extract the strongest angle and reshape it into a clear slide sequence.
Can I edit the carousel after it is generated?
Yes. The editor lets you adjust copy, layout, and design before export.
Ready when you are
What did you publish that deserved more?
Paste the link or the text. You'll see the angle before any slides are made.
Your idea
Paste a blog post about how to choose the right metrics for a startup dashboard.