LinkedIn Motion Infographics Designer
Budget: ₹800 – ₹1,500 INR
I need a talented Adobe-savvy designer to craft short, eye-catching motion infographics specifically for LinkedIn. The goal is simple: strengthen brand awareness in the feed with punchy, data-driven visuals that move.
Here’s what I have in mind
• Format: 15–30-second clips, 1080×1350 (vertical) plus a square cut for cross-posting if needed.
• Style: crisp typography, smooth icon transitions, on-brand colour palette (guidelines supplied at kickoff). Think After Effects for animation with Illustrator/Photoshop assets when required.
• Tone: professional yet approachable—something that stops a scrolling executive.
• Audio: subtle sound bed optional; must work perfectly on mute.
Deliverables
1. Final MP4 ready for LinkedIn.
2. Layered project files (Ae + any .ai/.psd assets).
3. One still frame for thumbnail/preview.
Acceptance criteria
✓ Animation remains legible on mobile.
✓ File size under 15 MB.
✓ Colours and fonts match supplied guidelines.
✓ All text is editable in the source file.
If this aligns with your expertise in After Effects, Illustrator, and Photoshop, let’s talk timing and next steps—I’m ready to get the first infographic underway.
Here’s what I have in mind
• Format: 15–30-second clips, 1080×1350 (vertical) plus a square cut for cross-posting if needed.
• Style: crisp typography, smooth icon transitions, on-brand colour palette (guidelines supplied at kickoff). Think After Effects for animation with Illustrator/Photoshop assets when required.
• Tone: professional yet approachable—something that stops a scrolling executive.
• Audio: subtle sound bed optional; must work perfectly on mute.
Deliverables
1. Final MP4 ready for LinkedIn.
2. Layered project files (Ae + any .ai/.psd assets).
3. One still frame for thumbnail/preview.
Acceptance criteria
✓ Animation remains legible on mobile.
✓ File size under 15 MB.
✓ Colours and fonts match supplied guidelines.
✓ All text is editable in the source file.
If this aligns with your expertise in After Effects, Illustrator, and Photoshop, let’s talk timing and next steps—I’m ready to get the first infographic underway.