TikTok slideshow maker

A TikTok slideshow maker that writes the hook and makes every slide

Quetzal is a TikTok slideshow maker for brands. It picks a slideshow format that has already gone viral, writes a first-person hook that opens a question, and makes every slide as a phone-style photo with TikTok's own lettering. Your real product or app screen appears once, on the slide that answers the question.

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14 days free. Card required, €0 today. You approve every post before it goes out, unless you switch that off.

Quetzal's own queue: TikTok slideshows, reels and carousels made by Quetzal, waiting for approval
Quetzal's own queue: TikTok slideshows, reels and carousels made by Quetzal, waiting for approval

Your week, before and after

The hookWithout Quetzal: Guessing a first line and hopingWith Quetzal: A first-person line that opens a question the slides answer
The formatWithout Quetzal: Copying whatever is on your feedWith Quetzal: Picked from formats with a measured viral record
The picturesWithout Quetzal: Stock photos, or the same one five timesWith Quetzal: Phone-style photos, no two slides alike
The letteringWithout Quetzal: Typed in an app, a different size each timeWith Quetzal: TikTok's own type, sized like its editor
Your productWithout Quetzal: On every slide, like an adWith Quetzal: Once, on the slide that pays off the story

How it works

  1. 1

    It reads your website

    Your services, products, tone and colours become a brand kit. You fix anything it got wrong once, and every piece reads it.

  2. 2

    It makes the week

    A plan per network, then the posts: designed images, carousels, captions in your language, and reels on the plans with video.

  3. 3

    It publishes and learns

    Each post goes out at its network's best local hour. Results come back and shape the next week. You only approve, or not even that.

Why a slideshow is not a carousel

A designed carousel looks like a brand talking. A TikTok slideshow looks like a person's camera roll: a real-looking photo, a line in TikTok's own type, and a story you swipe to finish. Quetzal treats them as two different things, with two different rules, so a slideshow never comes out looking like an ad.

What Quetzal decides for you

Each slideshow is planned as a whole before a single picture is made.

  • The format is picked automatically from ones with a measured viral record, and the last ones you used are skipped.
  • The hook names who is talking and opens a question that closes on the last slides.
  • Slide 1 is a person with an unmistakable emotion; most of the others need no face at all.
  • Every slide names its shot and its place, so no two look the same.
  • The caption under it is written in the same voice as the slides, with a few plain hashtags.

What it uses from your plan

A slideshow counts against the designed images in your plan, one per slide, from the Starter plan up. It lands in your queue like any other post, so you can read every slide before it goes anywhere.

A slideshow by hand, next to Quetzal

Who writes the slidesDoing it by hand: You write every lineQuetzal: Quetzal, in the voice of a real person
PicturesDoing it by hand: Stock photos or templatesQuetzal: Made for each slide, like a phone photo
Text on the slideDoing it by hand: A template fontQuetzal: TikTok's own type on a picture with no words
Your productDoing it by hand: Placed by youQuetzal: Your real product or app screen, on one slide
CaptionDoing it by hand: You write itQuetzal: Written in the same voice as the slides

Questions people ask

What is a TikTok slideshow maker?

A tool that makes photo slideshows for TikTok: a set of vertical pictures with a line of text on each, swiped like a story. Quetzal writes the lines, makes the pictures and puts your product on one slide.

Is it the same as a carousel?

No. A carousel is designed like an ad; a slideshow looks like a person's own photos with TikTok's lettering. Quetzal makes both, with different rules, and you pick which one when you create.

How does it choose the format?

In code, from a short list of slideshow formats that each went very viral on a measured post, skipping the ones you used most recently so your feed does not repeat itself.

Will my real product appear?

Yes, when you have added its photo or your app screen: it appears on the product slide only, exactly as it is. Quetzal never draws a product you do not sell.

How do I get it onto TikTok?

Quetzal makes the slides and the caption in TikTok's own style. Download the slides and post them from the TikTok app, where you also pick the sound, or publish them from Quetzal to your connected TikTok account. Nothing goes to an account you did not connect.

Can the slides be in Spanish or another language?

Yes. The hook, the slides and the caption follow the language and regional variant in your brand kit, written natively rather than translated from English.

Which plan includes TikTok slideshows?

Every plan with designed images, from the Starter plan up. Each slide counts as one designed image, and the pricing page lists how many come with each plan.

How do I try it?

The free demo shows a week of posts made from your website with no signup. The 14-day free trial then lets you make slideshows for your own brand: a card is required, and nothing is charged until it ends.

See your own week before you decide

Start the free trial, or type your website in the demo and watch a week being made for your brand.

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