A 3:4 about-me carousel for creators, freelancers, and personal-brand operators who need the introduction to do work before anyone decides to scroll. Six panes of warm off-white background, deep red Anton condensed headlines, and a portrait cutout that pierces the giant type on the cover. Built to live on Instagram, LinkedIn, or link-in-bio without losing any of the magazine-grade typography that makes it worth sharing.
The defining move is the cutout-pierces-type cover. "ABOUT" and "ME" stack centered in deep red Anton at 38% pane height, and a transparent-background portrait of the subject lands in front so the letters read behind the head and shoulders. Most about-me slides separate the photo from the type. This one fuses them into one composition - the kind of cover that gets screenshotted and saved before the rest of the carousel even loads.
The micro-meta system carries the magazine feel through every pane. Four corner labels on the cover (top-left role, top-right secondary role, bottom-left address with a red pin shape, bottom-right name and industry) set up a typographic frame that pane 2 inherits as numbered role cards and pane 3 inherits as a rotated "STORY" kicker running up the left margin. Nothing is decorative; everything is positioned with intent.
Animation is composed, not chaotic. The cover headline lands with letter-scale (each letter punching out individually), the cutout drops in after the type sets so the layering reads correctly, and the corner labels fade in with succession from the corners inward. Subsequent panes use letter-blur on the giant words and quiet fade entrances on body copy. The closing "LET'S TALK" sign-off pane uses the image-replaces-letter move - the cutout portrait sits where a letter should be, closing the loop with the same visual logic that opened it.
Drop this in as the welcome carousel on a personal-brand account. The 3:4 format displays full-height in the Instagram feed and at full size in LinkedIn document posts, so neither platform crops the cover. The letter-scale entrance on the cover headline turns the first pane into a hook that stops the scroll, and the six-pane length is long enough to introduce the work without losing the reader before the sign-off. Export to PDF for LinkedIn or to image sequence for Instagram.
Publish the carousel as a hosted PaneFlow link and use it as the entire link-in-bio destination, or embed it on the homepage of a personal site. The cover pane sets the brand, the three role cards explain the offers, the bio pane gives the long version, and the "LET'S TALK" sign-off lands an email and a handle. The whole thing loads as a single animated experience instead of a wall of static text.
When an event organizer or potential client asks for an introduction, the static one-sheet PDF usually under-delivers. Export this template to PDF for the leave-behind and link to the animated version for anyone who wants the full read. The editorial tone reads as taste-led rather than self-promotional, which is the bar most repeat-business referrals are pattern-matching against.
Open this template in PaneFlow, customize it to match your brand, and export as HTML, React, Vue, or video.