slide.garden

Create slideshows.
Schedule them.

Make your TikTok slideshows, set when they should be ready, and post only when you're happy with them.

Three steps

How it works

Set up your layout, write the slides, then choose when each draft should show up.

  1. 01

    Layout once

    Design a template

    Choose how many slides you need and where text and images go. Save it so the next post starts from the same layout.

  2. 02

    Words next

    Write the slides

    Fill in the hook, the middle slides, and the ending. Preview the whole stack before you schedule anything.

  3. 03

    Then ship

    Schedule the draft

    Pick a day and time. When it arrives, the slideshow goes to your TikTok inbox. You open it and publish.

Same look every time, without starting over

Save a template once. New slideshows use the same fonts, spacing, and slide count, so your feed doesn't look like a different account each week.

Tips list

A hook, a few tips, and a simple closer.

7 slides

Short story

Beginning, middle, and end. No redesign each time.

5 slides

Product walkthrough

Room for screenshots and short captions on each slide.

6 slides

Weekly recap

Quick posts you can schedule for the same day every week.

4 slides

Plan the week, not the scramble

Choose when each draft should be ready. You still open TikTok and hit publish. We just make sure the slideshow is waiting for you.

This week

Draft times

3 slideshows queued

Mon

9:00

Tue

12:30

Wed

·

Thu

18:00

Fri

10:15

Sat

·

Sun

16:00

Make a few at once

Write several slideshows in one sitting, then spread them across the days you usually post.

Match your routine

Schedule drafts for mornings, lunch, or evenings, whenever you actually open TikTok to review.

Always have one ready

See what’s coming up so you’re not inventing a post the night before.

TikTok inbox

Monday tips list

Draft ready · review in TikTok

New

Product walkthrough

Draft ready · review in TikTok

Queued

Sunday recap

Draft ready · review in TikTok

Queued

Drafts go to your inbox. You post them.

Nothing goes live on its own. When a scheduled slideshow is ready, it lands in TikTok as a draft. You check it, then publish.

Who it’s for

Anyone posting TikTok slideshows regularly, one account or a few.

01

Solo creators

Stop rebuilding the same layout every post. Save a template, schedule a week ahead, and spend less time on setup.

02

A few accounts

Give each TikTok profile its own template and schedule so you can see what’s queued where.

03

Small brands

Keep tips, launches, and recaps looking consistent without redesigning slides every time.

Next slideshow

Ready to schedule your next slideshow?

Make the slides, pick the times, and publish from TikTok when it looks right.