Drop “GUIDE” in the comments and I’ll send you the full step by step guide! Here’s how to use Claude Code to research and build your Instagram carousels directly inside Canva. Here’s what it’ll do for you... 👉🏻 Research the topic 👉🏻 Plan the angles and hooks 👉🏻 Write the slides 👉🏻 Write the captions 👉🏻 Log it in your Notion 👉🏻 Build the slides in Canva (or Figma or as PNG files) 👉🏻 Update Notion with all the details! Then you’re done. Ready to post (or edit further if you want inside of Canva)! Follow @justyn.ai and send this to someone who’s been struggling to create content #ai #claudecode #aihacks

Cloud Code creates all of my Instagram carousels directly inside of Canva. And I'm not talking about just writing the copy. I'm talking about everything from planning and researching it all the way through to building it out in Canva or Figma. Well, it's possible and I just did it. So here's how. But first, make sure to save this and give me a follow if you're not already for more daily AI tips just like this. Inside Cloud Code, I just type slash carousel and then give it the idea for the post that I wanted to create. Then the agents take over and they start to research that topic. Then based on the research, we have two angles that we can choose from. And we're also running with a triple hook system and we have three options to choose from for that. Then I give it my choices. Now we've got the full content, including the caption, and I can approve it or make any edits that I want. If you want the full step-by-step guide on how to set the exact same thing up in your Cloud Code, including all the prompts that you'll just paste, drop the word guide in the comments below. It also logs everything in my Notion. Our carousel is fully generated so we can open it in Canva and we can now take a look. And of course, we can just make any edits that we want. So now hours of work is done in less than a minute.