Facebook carousel templates

Facebook carousel templates for pages and local business

Facebook is where local customers and communities still scroll. These templates are built for what pages post there: this week’s specials, a home open for viewing, a market day, a sale, a fundraiser update, practical tips with your number at the end. Open one, add your details and photos, and export.

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Facebook carousel specs and what makes one work

Slide size1080 × 1350 px (4:5) or 1080 × 1080 (1:1)
Max cards10 per carousel post
ExportJPG per slide (ZIP)
Text safe areaKeep text clear of the bottom edge on ads (headline and button sit below)
Best slide count4–7: offer, details, proof, how to book
Also works asInstagram posts from the same page (Meta Business Suite)

Before you export

  • Put the offer, date or price on the first card: people decide from it alone.
  • One product, room or dish per card, with its price or detail, works better than a collage.
  • End with how to act: call, book, visit, donate. Add opening hours or the address.
  • Post as a carousel in Meta Business Suite to share it to Instagram at the same time.

Facebook carousel template FAQ

What size is a Facebook carousel?
1080×1350 (4:5) takes the most space in the feed; 1080×1080 (1:1) is standard for carousel ads. These templates use one or the other, and every card in a post should share the same size.
How many cards can a Facebook carousel have?
Up to 10 cards in a carousel post or ad. Most local business carousels work best with 4–7.
How do I post a carousel on Facebook?
Export the slides, then create a post on your page and add the images, or use Meta Business Suite to post the same carousel to Facebook and Instagram together.
Are these Facebook carousel templates free?
Yes. Edit and export for free. Without an account the slides after the cover carry a small watermark; a free account removes it.

Or describe the Facebook carousel you want

Type the idea, get the slides written and laid out, then fine-tune in the editor. Free to start.

Open the editor