Service · Sarmad Mughal
Carousel ads with a clear job for every card.
A carousel gives your offer more room. I design Facebook and Instagram carousel creatives that use that space to explain a product, organise benefits or walk through an offer without turning every card into a crowded slide.
Discuss your project →Choose the story before the layout
We start with the audience, offer and action you want people to take. The opening card introduces the reason to pay attention. Supporting cards can explain a benefit, show a product detail or address a question. The closing card connects the story to the next step. Each card should also make sense when viewed on its own.
What the project can include
The agreed scope can include a card-by-card storyboard, carousel layouts, approved supporting copy and format adaptations. Before starting, we confirm the number of cards, creative directions, placements and revisions. Where your team already has a script or strategist’s brief, I can work from that material.
A consistent visual system
Typography, spacing, colour and recurring elements help the cards belong together. Consistency still leaves room for emphasis: the opening hook, supporting evidence and call to action have different roles. I check the hierarchy at mobile size so important messages are not buried in small text.
A practical review process
Share your landing page, brand guidelines, product assets and approved claims. We establish the card sequence before refining the visual design. Feedback is easiest to act on when it refers to the card’s purpose, the accuracy of the message or a specific readability issue. Final assets are delivered in the agreed sizes and organised in Figma.
Discuss your carousel
Send the offer, intended audience, estimated card count and deadline for a scope and quote. Standard delivery is typically 48–72 hours, depending on project size and availability. I supply the creative; your media buyer chooses campaign settings and measures results. Design alone does not guarantee clicks or sales.