social-media-carousel

What This Skill Does

The social-media-carousel skill is an specialized agent module designed to automate the creation of high-converting social media content. It leverages the infsh/html-to-image engine to generate pixel-perfect carousel slides for platforms including Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter/X. By utilizing HTML-based rendering, users can maintain precise brand consistency, typography, and layout hierarchies. The skill acts as a structured framework provider, enforcing industry-standard design principles like the 7-slide hook-context-value-CTA model, ensuring your content is optimized for swipe psychology and engagement.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, run the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/okaris/social-media-carousel-2

Ensure that you have the inference.sh CLI authenticated before attempting to run generation tasks, as the skill relies on remote rendering via the infsh command set.

Use Cases

This skill is perfect for creators, marketers, and developers looking to scale their social presence. Typical use cases include: converting long-form blog posts into bite-sized educational carousels, announcing product features on LinkedIn with high-impact visual slides, creating "how-to" tutorials, and documenting software design patterns or coding tips for a developer audience. By using the programmatic approach, you can iterate on designs rapidly and ensure your visual assets align with your current campaign branding.

Example Prompts

1. "Create a 7-slide Instagram carousel based on the following blog post about effective time management for remote workers: [link to blog]."
2. "Generate a set of 5 LinkedIn slides focusing on the top 5 cybersecurity risks for small businesses, using a professional dark blue gradient theme."
3. "Design a carousel hook slide for a Twitter/X thread about Python optimization, ensuring the text is large, bold, and includes a swipe indicator."

Tips & Limitations

To maximize results, always aim for the 4:5 aspect ratio (1080x1350) on Instagram and LinkedIn to maximize feed real estate. Keep text concise; each slide should contain one singular, actionable takeaway. Avoid cluttering slides with too much information, as mobile users swipe through content very quickly. The primary limitation of this skill is its dependency on external HTML rendering; ensure your CSS styles are self-contained and responsive to avoid layout shifting on different screen dimensions.