1. Plan the slides from the post
Mona reads the post or brief and outlines one idea per slide: a hook, the points in order and a closing slide. Copy is trimmed to what reads on a phone, and you can edit the outline first.
Give Mona your post copy and brand kit, and get on-brand carousels and single images sized for each platform, as ready-to-post files and editable designs.
Starts: On your content schedule, or when you hand over a post that needs visuals.
Mona reads the post or brief and outlines one idea per slide: a hook, the points in order and a closing slide. Copy is trimmed to what reads on a phone, and you can edit the outline first.
Using your supplied fonts, colors, logos and approved images, Mona designs the slides in Canva or Figma where editing access is available, or as files. Text stays large enough to read on small screens, and each slide is checked for contrast.
You get a multi-page PDF for LinkedIn document posts, PNGs for platforms that need images and the editable design. Your team or Peggy can schedule them, or they can be published through a connected social account you allow.
Use this for organic social graphics. Ad creative across paid placements has its own workflow.
Hypothetical finished result
Hiring-process carousel
Hypothetical: a six-slide LinkedIn carousel made from a post about a company’s interview process.
Connect the accounts and actions for your workflow. Start in Artie or add your Artisan to Slack; access stays within your account permissions.
Explore appsThe sizes your platforms need, such as portrait carousels for LinkedIn document posts. Tell Mona where each post is going.
Mona delivers ready-to-post files. Publishing can follow through a connected account you allow, or through Peggy’s posting workflow.
Supply what you have, such as a logo and colors, and agree a direction. Mona does not invent brand assets you have not provided.