Carousel Studio
BetaTurn a dental topic into a cited Instagram carousel. Carousel Studio searches the published literature, writes the slides with their sources and draws them in your look.
The account is free and opens the studio. Each carousel uses Labs credits, or one of the carousels included in a paid Labs plan.

Who it is for
Dentists, periodontists, oral surgeons and clinics who teach on Instagram, for colleagues or for patients, and want each clinical claim tied to a paper they can name.
How it works
Give it a topic
One sentence is enough, for example why the socket shield technique preserves the buccal plate. Add your angle if you have one. Name the papers you want used, by author and year, DOI or PMID, and they are fetched and cited first. Choose 6, 8, 10 or 15 slides, in English, Spanish or Portuguese.
Read the plan before anything is drawn
Carousel Studio searches the published literature and drafts the slides with their citations. You edit the kicker, the headline and the supporting lines, then press Render.
Check the claims, then download
A claim map lists every clinical claim on the slides with its source. Redo a slide's picture, edit its text or leave it out of the deck. The first redo of each slide is free. Download the slides as a ZIP or a PowerPoint, with a caption and hashtags ready to copy.
7 looks, your brand on every slide
Pick a look for the deck, then add your Instagram handle, logo, colors and font. Here is the same sample slide in three of them.



What it costs
Creating an account is free. A carousel uses 20 credits to research and write it, plus 10 for each slide drawn, so an 8-slide carousel uses 100 credits. Credits are shared with Video Studio.
Paid Labs plans include carousels every month, and yearly plans include more. An included carousel uses no credits.
See plans and creditsBefore you post
- Carousel Studio is in beta and generation is automated. Read every slide and check every citation before you post.
- Your carousels stay private to your Periospot account until you download or share them.
- Leave patient names and other patient details out of the topic.