Recreate Leaflet in InDesign
Budget: £10 – £50 GBP
I only have a two–sided JPEG of a leaflet that was originally produced in Adobe InDesign, and I need to get back to that fully editable state. Your job is to rebuild the file in InDesign so every element—text, images, shapes, guides, and layers—matches the JPEG pixel-for-pixel yet remains flexible for future tweaks.
What matters most is accuracy and clean structure:
• Text must be live and fully editable, with paragraph and character styles in place. If the exact fonts are unclear, feel free to drop in well-matched generics; I can swap them later.
• Maintain the colours exactly as they appear in the JPEG; no separate brand palette is required at this stage.
• All images should sit inside properly sized frames so I can drag-and-drop replacements without realigning anything.
• Organise layers logically and name them clearly—no clutter, no buried items.
Deliverables:
1. An .INDD file covering both sides of the leaflet, built for InDesign 2021 or later.
2. All linked assets collected in a single “Links” folder.
3. A packaged folder to guarantee fonts, links, and document settings travel together.
I’ll review the file by toggling layers, swapping images, and editing copy to ensure nothing breaks, so please test those scenarios before handing it over. Looking forward to a faithful reconstruction that’s straightforward to maintain.
What matters most is accuracy and clean structure:
• Text must be live and fully editable, with paragraph and character styles in place. If the exact fonts are unclear, feel free to drop in well-matched generics; I can swap them later.
• Maintain the colours exactly as they appear in the JPEG; no separate brand palette is required at this stage.
• All images should sit inside properly sized frames so I can drag-and-drop replacements without realigning anything.
• Organise layers logically and name them clearly—no clutter, no buried items.
Deliverables:
1. An .INDD file covering both sides of the leaflet, built for InDesign 2021 or later.
2. All linked assets collected in a single “Links” folder.
3. A packaged folder to guarantee fonts, links, and document settings travel together.
I’ll review the file by toggling layers, swapping images, and editing copy to ensure nothing breaks, so please test those scenarios before handing it over. Looking forward to a faithful reconstruction that’s straightforward to maintain.