Swipe by PIXELUP LABS

Swipe is a free, hand-curated swipe file of the best-performing design content on X and LinkedIn: 189 posts from 93 designers who write their own content, covering career advice, pricing, portfolios, client work and AI workflows. Every post is broken down by format (thread, list, story, case study) and opening move (contrarian claim, personal confession, bold number), so you can see why it worked, not just that it did. Open any post to read the original right on the page, then copy a ready-made AI prompt that interviews you about your own work and drafts your version. Filter by platform and category, search by topic or creator, or browse the creator directory to find designers worth following. No sign-up, no paywall. Built by PIXELUP LABS, the enterprise-readiness design partner for B2B startups.

Swipe by Pixelup Labs presents posts from a collection of creators in a browsable feed. The page shows post summaries, authors, dates, platforms, categories and like counts, with links to view the original posts. It organizes content across topics such as business, educational, opinion and personal, and lets visitors browse creator profiles. The feed offers a way to discover and scan posts about design, creative work and related subjects. Visitors browse the posts feed, which displays a summary and author details alongside each item. They can choose between newest and most-liked ordering, browse topic categories, and open a post on X or LinkedIn using its view-post link. A Creators section lists featured authors and their post counts; selecting a creator is described as a way to see their posts. The page also provides a control to show more posts. The page is for people interested in posts from designers and other creative-industry creators. Its listings include subjects such as portfolios, design systems, branding, AI-assisted design and creative workflows, with authors identified by name, social handle or professional role. The page groups posts by topic and platform and provides creator listings, distinguishing it as a feed for browsing creator content rather than a single-author publication.