LinkedIn graphics take hours per post
posts with a consistent visual identity
The tool generates branded LinkedIn images from a single command, including carousels, post graphics and OG images with AI backgrounds.
This is you if
- You post on LinkedIn regularly and the graphics eat hours.
- A consistent look across posts is a constant worry.
- You line up a designer for every carousel or graphic.
- Because of the graphics you ship fewer posts than you'd like.
What it looks like today
You'll recognise it from things that repeat with every post.
- You tune the graphic by hand in an editor for each post separately.
- Colours and fonts vary depending on who made the graphic.
- The OG image and carousel are two separate jobs.
- You put off a series of posts because the graphics take too long.
Work out how many hours a month manual graphics eat and what that does to your costs. Adjust the defaults to your reality.
Based on 360 CZK per hour of work, so forty minutes per graphic works out to 240 CZK. Adjust the rate and the time to match your reality.
- You open an editor and build the graphic from scratch.
- You watch colours, fonts and dimensions by hand.
- You make three versions for the carousel, graphic and OG image.
- For a series you repeat it all for every piece.
- You give one command with the post content.
- The tool generates the background and lays out text in your brand.
- You get the carousel, graphic and OG image at once.
- You produce a whole series in one batched run.
Graphics are produced from one command and the brand holds itself.
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Three output types
Carousel, post graphic and OG image all come from the same input.
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AI backgrounds
Backgrounds are generated via Ideogram API, text and layout rendered with Pillow.
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Your brand
Fonts and colours follow a brand config, so output stays on identity.
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Batched
It can produce images for a whole series of posts at once.
A consistent visual identity across more than fifty posts, three image types from one command, and brand guidelines enforced automatically.
I use it for my own LinkedIn.
What you get
- A tool generating images in your visual identity.
- Carousel, post graphic and OG image.
- A config for your brand fonts and colours.
- Operation and template maintenance.
How it runs after launch
Launch isn't the end. I run and maintain the tool for you.
More on how I handle security and reliability.
01Won't the graphics look generic?
Fonts and colours follow your brand config, so the output keeps one consistent identity. You have the final say and can edit anything before publishing.
02Don't we already have Canva or a designer?
In an editor you still build every post by hand. This tool produces the carousel, graphic and OG image from one input and handles a whole series at once.
03Where do the image backgrounds come from?
Backgrounds are generated via Ideogram API and text with layout is rendered by Pillow. The result keeps your brand, not a generic template.
04How long does deployment take?
I usually have your brand config ready in days. You get a precise estimate after a short look at your visuals.
05What does it cost?
It's a monthly fee based on volume, not hours worked. The exact figure depends on the number of posts and brands.
How to keep consistent LinkedIn visuals without hours in an editor.
Six points to speed up making LinkedIn visuals and keep one style. I'll send them to your inbox.
- What a visual needs to stop the scroll.
- How to keep one style across every post without thinking about it.
- Which formats work better on LinkedIn than pretty pictures.
- How to set up templates so each post doesn't start from zero.
- Where the time most often goes and how to save it.