Schedule LinkedIn PDF carousels.
Upload a PDF, give it a title, write the post, and send it when your network is reading — so your slides go out on Tuesday morning without you.
Your first post is free. No credit card.
The numbers
What LinkedIn accepts for this format. The composer shows every one of these before you press Schedule.
- Pages
- Up to 300, set by LinkedIn
- File size
- Up to 100 MB
- Post text
- 3,000 characters
- Goes with it
- A title — no picture or video in the same post
One PDF, swipeable
Upload the PDF and LinkedIn shows every page as a slide people swipe through.
The title LinkedIn shows
Give the document a title. It sits above the slides, the way LinkedIn prints it.
From you or your Page
Post the carousel from your profile or from any company Page you manage.
A receipt for every post
When it is live you get a link to it, for the profile and for every Page.
The PDF, the title, the post.
Upload one PDF and give it a title. Write the post once; xpost counts to 3,000 and shows the document in place, the way LinkedIn will.
How a PDF carousel goes out
- 01
Export the slides as a PDF
From whatever you already use. One page becomes one slide; square or portrait pages read best on a phone.
- 02
Title, post, who it is from
Name the document, write the post once, pick your profile or any Page you manage.
- 03
Live, with a link per Page
LinkedIn shows the pages as slides people swipe through. You get a link for your profile and one for each Page.
What a PDF carousel can carry
What xpost can publish to LinkedIn today. The composer checks every one of these before you press Schedule.
| What | In xpost |
|---|---|
| Post types | Document post from a profile or a Page |
| Pictures and video | 1 PDF, on its own — no picture or video in the same post |
| Caption length | Up to 3000 characters, counted as you type |
| First comment | Not yet |
| Tagging | Not yet |
| Also | A title for the document, shown above the slides |
More on LinkedIn
One page per format, with the limits that apply to it.
Questions people ask
Yes. Upload one PDF, give it a title, write the post and pick the time. LinkedIn shows the pages as slides people swipe through.
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