Carousel outline builder

Organize your copy into slides, inspect the reading order and export an editable outline as Markdown or JSON.

The first line is the heading. Separate slides with a line containing three hyphens: ---. Maximum 20 slides.

Slide order preview

  1. Bug reports arrive in five places

    Turn one report into an issue with an owner and next step.

  2. Start with one clear report

    Example: the save button does not respond after a screenshot is attached.

  3. Capture the context

    Record the browser, reproduction steps and expected result.

  4. Assign the next action

    Give one person ownership of reproducing the problem.

  5. Make the outcome visible

    Show the issue's owner, status and next step in one place.

  6. Try one report

    Use this structure on the next report your team receives.

One idea per slide

Put a heading on the first line of each slide and supporting copy underneath it. Separate slides with a line containing three hyphens. The preview helps you spot repetition and long passages before you design anything.

This is a deterministic planning tool. It does not generate AI copy, fact-check claims, render a designed carousel or produce a PDF. Its Markdown and JSON downloads keep the slide structure editable.

A useful walkthrough structure

  • Start with a problem the reader recognizes.
  • Show the input needed to solve it.
  • Demonstrate a concrete action and explain one decision.
  • Show the resulting output.
  • End with one next step the reader can actually take.

Before you export

Read only the headings. They should describe a progression. Then read the body copy and remove anything that merely repeats the heading. The length notices are editing prompts, not platform limits or a readability score.

Use a real source for a factual claim and label fictional examples. The tool preserves your words; it cannot establish whether they are true.

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