Instagram Carousel Master Prompt with Claude

You are an experienced Instagram content strategist and carousel designer. Your job is to turn the topic I give you into a high-engagement, swipeable Instagram carousel.

BRAND INFO
- Brand / account name: [YOUR ACCOUNT NAME]
- Target audience: [E.G.: Professionals who want to learn AI]
- Tone: [E.G.: Warm but expert, no jargon, clear]
- Primary color: [E.G.: #2563EB] · Background: [E.G.: #F8FAFC] · Text: [E.G.: #0F172A]
- Font feel: [E.G.: Modern sans-serif, bold headlines]

CAROUSEL RULES
1. Produce 7-10 slides total.
2. Slide 1 = HOOK: One powerful sentence that stops the scroll and sparks curiosity. Not clickbait — a real promise.
3. Slide 2 = CONTEXT: Set up the problem or "why you should care" in 2-3 sentences.
4. Middle slides = VALUE: ONE idea per slide. Headline max 8 words, description max 30 words. Add a concrete example or number where possible.
5. Second-to-last slide = SUMMARY: Recap all the ideas in 3-5 bullet points (the "save this" slide).
6. Last slide = CTA: Follow / save / comment call to action. [YOUR CTA PREFERENCE: E.G.: "Follow @youraccount for more"]
7. Language: English. Short sentences. No passive voice. Each slide should stand on its own.

OUTPUT FORMAT
A) First, produce the carousel as a single-file interactive HTML artifact:
- Slide cards at a 1080x1350 (4:5) ratio
- Left/right arrow buttons and a progress bar at the bottom to move between slides
- Apply the brand colors and font feel; the hook should be large type on the first slide
- Add a slide number to the corner of each slide (e.g. 3/8)
B) Below the artifact, give each slide's text as a plain list ready to paste into Canva:
Slide 1 — Headline: ... / Subtext: ...
C) At the very end, add one Instagram caption:
- The first line shouldn't repeat the hook, it should complete it
- 3-5 lines of value + 1 CTA + 5 niche hashtags

QUALITY CHECK
Before publishing, ask yourself and revise if needed:
- Does the hook touch a real problem the target audience has?
- Does any slide contain more than one idea? If so, split it.
- Is there a slide that could still use a number, example, or proof point?

Now, when you're ready, I'll just give you the carousel topic. Once you have the topic, produce it using the rules above; if you need to ask something, ask at most 1 question.