AI Social Media Carousels: Platform Specs and Slides
AI social media carousel specs per platform: Instagram's 20-slide cap, LinkedIn's PDF rule, TikTok's 35-upload limit, and the one frame that fits two.
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AI social media carousel specs per platform: Instagram's 20-slide cap, LinkedIn's PDF rule, TikTok's 35-upload limit, and the one frame that fits two.
Content batching moves the setup to the front, once. Build a week of posts, Reels and ad frames in one sitting, keep the look steady, and know what stays live.
Managing creative for multiple clients: build the job once, run a copy per client brand, and keep the look steady on the first asset and the five hundredth.
Depop shop photos are judged as a grid before anyone opens a listing. How to set one ground, one crop and one colour treatment across every sourced piece.
Dropshipping product photos all come from the same supplier file. Restage them into one look across your catalogue, plus the 2 rules on rights and accuracy.
AI video models return a few seconds per generation. Here is how to cut, caption and score those clips into one ad that runs across every placement.
Etsy product photos must be original photos of the actual item, not renderings. The 20-photo specs, the 635px first photo, the three crops, and what AI can fix.
Furniture product photography needs room scenes you cannot shoot per SKU. Wayfair's 5 shot types, the dimensional shot most brands skip, and where AI breaks.
Instagram product photos from your catalogue: reframe PDP shots for the 3:4 feed frame and the tall profile grid, and build 30 days of posts with no new shoot.
Jewelry product photography has 3 hard problems: reflections, scale and colour. The 4-shot set, Amazon and Etsy specs, and FTC guidance on stone size.
Poshmark listing photos at volume without a studio: fix bedroom lighting, clear the background, show fit on a body, and keep a 100-item closet consistent.
Your design prints on the blank everyone else uses. Three layers that make print on demand product images differ across a whole shop, without faking a sample.
Most product photo lighting problems are fixable after the shoot. The four failures ranked by how recoverable they are, and the one that never comes back.
Your source product photo decides the whole set. What the one photo has to get right, in 5 checks, so every angle, scene and video can be built from it.
Your sample lands late and the drop date will not move. A three-week streetwear drop campaign calendar, what each asset proves, and where AI stops.
Sustainable fashion photography for made-to-order and deadstock labels: shoot a full range from 1 sample, and the green-claims rules that limit what images say.
TikTok Shop product images: 9 square images per listing, no digital renderings, and US and UK seller pages that publish different specs. What to build.
Vintage clothing photography at volume without misdescribing stock: the line between correcting light and editing out age, plus a 4-grade condition rule.
How to make YouTube thumbnails with AI in batches: YouTube tests 3 per video, so make 3. The current specs, the disclosure exemption, and how to keep a look.
A generated image is not a finished ad. Here is the layout, type and export work that turns AI campaign assets into files your team can actually ship.
Shoppable video for brands and agencies that run LTK or Mavely programs: the clip formats that carry a link, what to hand creators, and the disclosure rules.
How to shoot flat lay photography that survives a whole catalogue: the two rules that decide it, marketplace specs, and where AI flat lays break.
Activewear photography in 2026: Amazon's crop rules for leggings and sports bras, the shot list that proves fit, and where AI holds up or breaks.
How to add virtual try-on to your store: the shopper-facing version triggers biometric consent law, the brand-side version ships on Premium at $75 a month.
The free plan takes no card. Start from a template and see the cost before you run it.