The design half of writing with an LLM
No.01 · Free · Browser-only
ChatGPT gave you a great post. It also gave you a wall of plain text. Designly is the missing half: paste the Markdown, get a publish-ready carousel. It never writes a word for you — that part was always yours.
No account. No upload. Nothing leaves this tab.
Paste this
## What Designly isMarkdown in. A publish-ready carousel out. ### It doesn't write for youYour LLM already did. *This* is the other half. ### Nothing leaves this tabNo server to send it to.The whole flow
Four steps. That’s it.
- 01
Generate
Ask ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini for your post as Markdown. Your model, your voice, your prompt. We are not in this step at all.
- 02
Paste
Drop the Markdown into the studio. It parses as you type — headings split into slides, lists stay lists, code stays code.
- 03
Pick
Choose a template and a theme. Every choice re-lays out the whole deck instantly, so you judge the result and not a preview.
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Export
PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF, or a ZIP of every slide at full publish resolution. Rendered in your browser, saved to your disk.
Output formats
Every shape your feed asks for
Rendered live by the engine
LinkedInCarousel cover1200 × 1500 InstagramStats slide1080 × 1350 InstagramQuote card1080 × 1080 LinkedInChecklist1200 × 1500 AnyCode image1600 × 1000 XTimeline1600 × 900 YouTubeThumbnail1280 × 720 LinkedInComparison1200 × 1500 InstagramStory1080 × 1920
Privacy
Private by construction, not by promise.
Most tools ask you to trust a privacy policy — a promise about what they choose not to do with data you already handed over. Designly has nothing to promise. Your Markdown never leaves the tab, because there is nowhere for it to go.
No server to send it to
There is no backend. The whole tool is static files and your browser's own rendering.
No account, no analytics
Nothing to sign up for, nothing to log in to, no event pipeline watching you type.
Works with the network off
Load the page once, kill your Wi-Fi, and every export still works. That is the proof.
Open the network tab and watch. There are no requests to watch.
You already wrote it. Go publish it.
Free, forever, with no catch to explain — there is no server bill to cover.