Stronger engagement
Swipeable frames extend dwell time and encourage exploration, helping your post earn more interactions.
Facebook carousels turn a static update into a swipeable story. In one post, you can present multiple products, reveal a step-by-step sequence, or build a visual narrative that rewards curiosity. With Postly, you can add a unique link to each card, schedule or automate delivery, and refine the creative to grow engagement and conversions with every iteration.
Swipeable frames extend dwell time and encourage exploration, helping your post earn more interactions.
Give each card its own destination URL to route traffic toward products, collections, and landing pages.
Publish now, schedule for later, or set recurring sequences that keep your brand consistently present.
Sign in to your Postly dashboard and create a new Facebook post. Select the Facebook page you manage to unlock carousel options and publishing controls.
Upload two to ten images that tell a cohesive story. Keep a consistent visual style, align the first and last frames with your goal, and write a concise caption for context.
Choose “Facebook Carousel” to format your post as a swipeable card set. This mode focuses on images and links; it cannot be published simultaneously as a standard single-image post.
Attach a relevant URL to every image card to direct viewers to product pages, collections, or campaign landing pages. Valid formats include domain-only and full http/https links.
Examples: mysite.com, http://mysite.com, https://mysite.com
Post immediately for timely announcements or schedule the carousel to match your content calendar. Use recurrence for evergreen sequences and seasonal pushes.
Monitor engagement and click-throughs, then iterate. Reorder cards, refresh creatives, and test new headlines to improve results with every campaign.
Start with a compelling first card: a crisp product shot, a bold benefit, or a short headline. Group related items into a single carousel so your audience immediately understands the theme. If you’re telling a story, consider a simple arc—hook, details, proof, call-to-action—and keep the copy on each card scannable.
Use unique links per card to measure interest by theme or product line. Rotate new variations regularly; swap the order of cards, refresh hero images, and A/B test short captions. When you schedule carousels, align your posting windows with your audience’s active hours to maximize initial momentum.
Use two to ten images. Most brands see strong results with five to seven, balancing variety and focus.
Yes. Assign a dedicated URL per image to guide viewers to the most relevant page.
You can publish now, schedule, or set recurring schedules that match your calendar and campaigns.