Use the uploaded screenshot as the exact content reference. Transform the information inside the screenshot into a polished Instagram carousel designed for clarity, engagement, and mobile readability. The screenshot may contain: – A testimonial – Review – Direct message – Comment – Quote – Short story – Statistic – Customer feedback – Social media post – Note – Short paragraph CONTENT PRESERVATION: Read the screenshot carefully. Preserve all important facts, claims, numbers, names, quotes, and meaning. Do not invent new information. Do not exaggerate the original message. If the screenshot contains a direct quote, preserve the wording accurately unless the user specifically asks for editing. Identify the most compelling sentence, phrase, result, or statistic from the screenshot. Use that as the main hook. CAROUSEL STRUCTURE: Turn the source content into approximately: [NUMBER OF SLIDES] Recommended range: 3 to 5 slides. Create a simple narrative flow. Example: SLIDE 1: Strong hook or strongest result. SLIDE 2: Original quote, testimonial, or important context. SLIDE 3: Supporting idea, takeaway, or explanation based only on the source content. SLIDE 4: Optional supporting detail or key lesson. FINAL SLIDE: Clear call to action. Do not stretch thin content across unnecessary slides. If the screenshot only contains enough information for three slides, create three strong slides instead of five weak ones. SLIDE 1 — HOOK: Create a short, highly readable headline based on the strongest part of the source material. The hook should immediately communicate why someone should swipe. Prioritize: – Clear results – Strong opinions – Surprising statements – Useful outcomes – Specific numbers – Emotional statements – Transformation Keep the hook concise. Avoid clickbait that misrepresents the original screenshot. CONTENT HIERARCHY: Create strong visual hierarchy on every slide. Each slide should contain: 1. One dominant idea 2. One clear headline or focal statement 3. Supporting information only when necessary Avoid placing equal visual weight on every sentence. Break longer text into readable sections. Use emphasis selectively on important words, numbers, or phrases. BRAND SYSTEM: Use the following visual identity: Primary color: [PRIMARY COLOR] Secondary color: [SECONDARY COLOR] Accent color: [ACCENT COLOR] Background style: [LIGHT / DARK / MIXED] Typography style: [MODERN / EDITORIAL / BOLD / MINIMAL / PLAYFUL] Brand mood: [PREMIUM / ENERGETIC / FRIENDLY / BOLD / CLEAN / ETC.] Maintain a consistent visual system across every slide. The slides should clearly belong to the same carousel while still having varied compositions. LAYOUT: Design specifically for an Instagram carousel. Use: – Large mobile-readable typography – Strong margins – Clear spacing – Intentional negative space – Simple visual hierarchy – High contrast – Balanced alignment Avoid overly small text. Do not make the carousel look like a presentation deck. Vary slide compositions naturally. For example: – Large headline slide – Quote card – Split layout – Number-focused slide – Image-led slide – Minimal text slide Do not use exactly the same layout on every slide. SOURCE SCREENSHOT: The original screenshot may appear as a supporting visual element where useful. Possible treatments: – Phone mockup – Cropped message bubble – Framed screenshot – Small proof element – Highlighted quote – Before-and-after comparison Do not rely on the screenshot itself as the entire design. Transform the information rather than simply decorating the screenshot. VISUAL ELEMENTS: Introduce a restrained set of supporting elements where appropriate: – Simple shapes – Arrows – Underlines – Highlight marks – Quotation marks – Icons – Small labels – Number markers – Photo crops – Subtle textures – Brand patterns Keep these secondary to the message. Avoid random decoration. TYPOGRAPHY: Use typography as the main storytelling tool. Prioritize readability on a phone screen. Keep headlines large. Use no more than approximately 2 to 3 type styles. Create visual contrast using: – Size – Weight – Case – Alignment – Color Do not fill slides with tiny paragraphs. If source text is long, extract the most important sentence for the slide and move secondary information to another slide. IMAGERY: If the carousel benefits from imagery, use: [IMAGE DIRECTION] Examples: – Lifestyle photography – Product photography – Portrait – Abstract brand image – Simple graphic illustration – No imagery Images should support the original message rather than distract from it. CALL TO ACTION: Use the final slide to clearly tell the viewer what to do next. CTA: [CALL TO ACTION] Examples: – Save this post – Follow for more – Comment your experience – Visit the link in bio – Read the full article – Send this to someone who needs it Keep the CTA simple. STYLE: Modern social media design. Mobile-first. High visual clarity. Strong typography. Professional art direction. Cohesive branding. Designed to encourage swiping, saving, and sharing. IMPORTANT: – Preserve the meaning of the uploaded screenshot. – Do not invent facts or testimonials. – Do not alter important numbers or results. – Do not create fake quotes. – Do not overcrowd slides. – Do not use tiny text. – Do not repeat the same layout on every slide. – Do not make it look like a generic Canva template. – Do not add unnecessary decorative elements. – Keep the carousel visually cohesive. – Prioritize readability over decoration. – Every slide should communicate one clear idea. OPTIONAL CREATIVE DIRECTION: Number of slides: [3 / 4 / 5] Primary color: [COLOR] Secondary color: [COLOR] Accent color: [COLOR] Background: [LIGHT / DARK / MIXED] Typography: [MODERN / EDITORIAL / BOLD / MINIMAL / PLAYFUL] Brand mood: [PREMIUM / ENERGETIC / FRIENDLY / BOLD / CLEAN] Image direction: [NONE / PORTRAIT / PRODUCT / LIFESTYLE / ABSTRACT] CTA: [YOUR CTA] Aspect ratio: [4:5]