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Scheduled · Week 10, 2027

The design swipe file for X and LinkedIn

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March 8 - March 14, 2027 · Leaderboard opens Monday 00:00 UTC

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Swipe by PIXELUP LABS - The design swipe file for X and LinkedIn
Swipe by PIXELUP LABS - The design swipe file for X and LinkedIn

About 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.

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Overview

Who is it for?

Designers, design studios and founders who post on X or LinkedIn

Problem

Designers know they should post, but a blank page is hard to start from. Swipe collects the design posts that already performed, shows why each one worked, and gives you a prompt to write your own version from your own work.