Event recap carousel template
What happened at an event you ran or went to: the moments, the numbers, the best line of the day and what is next.
Slide 1: photo by Olek Buzunov on Unsplash
Slide 2: photo by You Le on Unsplash
Slide 4: photo by Alina Belous on Unsplash
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What you do · 1h
What happened at an event you ran or went to: the moments, the numbers, the best line of the day and what is next.
1/7When to use it
Reach for Event recap when you want to share news without sounding like a press release and show your experience and earn trust. Its structure is backstage: what the work looks like when nobody is watching. Give Postora your topic and it keeps the shape, writing every slide about your subject in your voice.
What each slide does
1Hook
Opening: the event, set over a photo, with the headline numbers.
In the example
One Saturday, 42 stalls, 3,100 visitors
Recap · Riverside Makers Fair
Here is what the day looked like.
2image
A moment from early in the day, with a time-stamped caption.
In the example
8:30am: the tents going up in the drizzle
3Number
The day in numbers (only figures the author provided).
In the example
The day in numbers
- 3,100 visitors through the gate
- 42 local makers
- €38k spent at the stalls
- 0 lost children (we checked)
4image
One highlight: a person or stall worth naming.
In the example
The lino-print table sold out by noon
Stall of the day
Run by two sisters who started printing last winter.
5Quote
The best line someone said on the day (author-provided).
In the example
“I came for the bread and left with a chair.”
6List
What you will change next time.
In the example
What we will change
Next time
- More shade by the food trucks
- A second card reader at the entrance
- A quiet corner for families
- Signs in three languages
7Call to action
Point to the next edition.
In the example
Want a stall next time?
Spring fair · 12 April
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Step 1
Say what it is about
Open Event recap and type your topic, paste a link or add your notes.
Step 2
Check the plan
Postora keeps the template’s structure and writes each slide for your subject, in the voice you pick.
Step 3
Polish and download
Edit any word, change the theme or a layout, then export a PDF, images or a video.
Questions about Event recap
Is the Event recap template free?
Yes. Opening Event recap and editing its example are free, no account needed. A free account adds 3 AI carousels a month and 5 downloads of the finished carousel with a small Postora mark; VIP downloads without limits or the mark.
Which platforms is it made for?
LinkedIn (PDF document post, best at 4:5) and Instagram (PNG images, best at 4:5). Postora sizes the carousel for the network you pick and checks it against that network’s limits before you download it.
How many slides does it have?
7, each with its own job (shown above). You can add, remove or reorder slides: free carousels go up to 8 slides, VIP up to 30.
Can I change the design?
Yes. It opens in the Scrapbook theme, and you can switch to any of 95 themes or your own brand kit in one click, swap the layout of any slide, and edit every word.
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