ContentlogMake the first slide easy to understand at a glance.
ContentlogContentlogContentlogMake the first slide easy to understand at a glance.
Paste an article, thread, or draft. The splitter keeps sentences together where possible and turns the text into copy-ready carousel cards.
Your draft never leaves this browser.
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There is no universal limit, but readability drops before the technical character limit matters. Start around 120–180 characters for body slides, then shorten the first and final slides. One idea per card is easier to scan and remember.
Automatic splitting is a first pass. Rewrite slide one as a specific hook, remove repeated context, and make the last slide contain one clear action. A carousel should feel like a sequence, not a document cut into rectangles.
No. It prepares the slide copy so you can review the flow first. Paste the result into Contentlog or your design tool to style and export the cards.
It keeps complete sentences together when they fit. Very long sentences are split at word boundaries so each slide stays under your chosen limit.
No. Splitting and copying happen entirely in your browser; the text is not sent to a server.