Social media carousel examples: 21 multi-image posts from brands in 2026

Waymo's carousel post on its car history, "Like looking at a yearbook", gives each generation a yearbook photo with its name and year: Prius 2009, Lexus 2012, Firefly 2015.

Louis Vuitton's product carousel for its Horizon Aluminium suitcase, rooted in the house's trunk-making origins, shows the case from above three times, each packed for a different trip.

Sandbar's behind-the-scenes carousel follows each Stream Ring through production, testing, inspection and iteration, in close black-and-white factory shots that end on one warm close-up.

Tesla's product carousel for the Roadster, "a true pilot's car", backs its aerodynamics and design notes with four dark studio frames: roofline, tail light, wheel and open door.

Lockheed Martin's carousel post on the F-22, "Dominant by design", shows the jet four ways against one grey-blue sky: from above, from below, afterburners lit and in vapour.

NuPhy's teaser carousel for its keyboard collaboration with Raycast, "Coming soon", shows four tight shots of one black keyboard with a red underglow, the lockup signed on each.

Netflix's premiere carousel for Pride and Prejudice, starring Emma Corrin and Jack Lowden, splits the title across two posters, PRIDE and PREJUDICE, with one lead on each.

Apple Music's livestream carousel for HEAD TRIP pairs HOW TO WATCH with HOW TO LISTEN, two black cards listing every app and channel carrying it all weekend.

Lamborghini's teaser carousel for the new SV, to be revealed on 14 August, shows the car head-on under a red eclipse, then a close-up of one Y-shaped light.

Netflix's release calendar carousel lists what's next in October, from East of Eden to The Diplomat, as four posters of dates and titles with small red labels by type.

GitHub's event speaker carousel announces more GitHub Universe sessions for 28–29 October, giving each talk the same card: a black-and-white speaker portrait beside blocks of colour.

EA SPORTS FC's soundtrack carousel announces the music of FC27, with artists from across the globe, putting the cover star on one card and the full tracklist on the next.

Legora's benchmark carousel updates the Legora BAR, its Benchmark for Agentic Reasoning on legal work, laid out as report pages: a cover, a results table and two charts.

AI at Meta's product launch carousel introduces Muse Voice Transcribe, a real-time audio perception model, with a title slide and one bar chart per benchmark, Meta's bar in blue.

CapCut's winners carousel announces the CRE[AI]TE 2026 award winners and Spotlight Selection works, chosen from 2,523 submissions and listed on tall pages like a printed programme.

Tesla Semi's lifestyle carousel shows the truck at work under a two-word caption, "Hammer down": leaving a loading yard, from the driver's seat, among trailers and in dust.

Razer's product launch carousel brings back the Mako speakers, first introduced in 2008, showing the new pair alone on black and then in three lit-up desk setups.

Phantom's meme carousel, "no babe, i'm taking your picture rn i swear", stages a photo shoot by a fountain whose second frame shows the phone open on a crypto balance.

Pixie Chess's engagement carousel asks which piece's splash art is your favourite and shows four pieces in their art, so every reply is a vote.

Robinhood's giveaway carousel offers a mug for a comment, shooting it like a product launch, with steam and the stamped base around a "Your dividends, brewed" card.

Craft's milestone carousel marks App of the Day in 49 countries on the App Store, pairing the App Store card with a wall of flags under "Find your flag!"