I want clear graphics and static posts ready to publish
Graphics and static post design gives you branded visuals and captions ready for the agreed platforms.
What makes designed posts fail is inconsistency. Each one built in a different template with different colors and type never adds up to a look anybody recognizes as yours. So the template is built once, from your brand and your voice, and every graphic after that is counted.
A matching caption is included for each agreed post. Longer campaigns, articles, scripts and other copy remain copywriting. Posting it is social media management.
A carousel is a first slide and then more slides. The second one is far faster than the first, because the template already exists. So the first slide is priced as a graphic and every slide after it costs less.
| Platform | Post size | Slides allowed |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 1080 wide, from 4:5 tall to 1.91:1 wide | 20 in the app, 10 through any scheduler | |
| Native photo size is not published by Meta anywhere public | 2 to 5, not the 10 everybody repeats | |
| TikTok | Images up to 1080p | 35 |
| No pixel size published, only a total pixel ceiling | 20 images, or a document up to 300 pages | |
| 2:3, or 1000 x 1500 | 2 to 5 | |
| X | No size published | No carousel. 4 images |
| Google Business Profile | 720 x 720 for profile photos. Post images are not documented | No carousel |
Four of those come only from an advertising or developer document, because Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok and Pinterest publish no size for ordinary posts at all. Where a platform publishes nothing, this says so rather than repeating a number somebody made up.
One setup, paid once, then everything after is counted. The setup is where the hours are: your brand and your voice discussed, the look built, and up to two revisions while it is being agreed. Every piece made afterwards sits on that, which is why each one costs what it costs.
The setup is paid in full before work starts, because the design happens whether the look is kept or changed. Everything after it is invoiced on delivery.
Anything inside the template. A different word, a different clip, a caption moved, another photo, a typo, one of your brand colors swapped for another.
Anything that changes the template. A different look, a different layout, a new concept, recutting to a different structure. That takes a call, and the piece is charged again as a new item.
Questions by email or message are answered on working days and are included. A call is booked and priced. That is what keeps each graphic at the price it is, rather than carrying the cost of the calls somebody else made.
A template gets built from your brand, then posts get made on it. The grid, the type, the colors and how a photo sits get settled at setup, with your first graphic designed to them.
You end up with exported files ready to post, sized for the platforms you actually use.
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Because the template is the work. The grid, the type, the colors and how a photo sits take hours to settle, and once they are settled every graphic after that is a fill and an export. The setup is paid in full before the first draft, because the design happens whether the look gets kept or changed.
Then the graphics have nothing to be consistent with. Brand kit and guidelines settles colors, type and voice first, and the design work follows it. It can be quoted alongside.
Whatever the idea needs, up to what the platform allows, and those limits are in the table above rather than guessed at. Ten slides costs more than three and you can see exactly how much more before you ask.
Yes. Each agreed graphic, carousel or static post includes a matching caption. A larger campaign, article, script, email sequence or other long-form copy is quoted as Website and Marketing Copywriting.
Only where it fits and where the result looks like your business rather than like an AI image. Real photos of your own work usually beat a generated one.
Each design comes sized for the platforms you keep, agreed at setup, which usually means a square, a vertical and a cover.
Questions by email or message are answered on working days and are included. A call is booked and priced, and that is what keeps each graphic at ten dollars rather than carrying the cost of somebody else's phone calls.
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Tell me the result you want and where I can see the business now. I use that information to identify the most useful service or package and decide whether I can quote it in writing. If one missing detail changes the work or price, I will ask for that detail or suggest a short call.
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