A visual reads before a sentence does
People decide whether something looks credible long before they read the copy. That first read happens in a scroll, a search result, or a slide on a screen behind someone talking.
Graphic Design
We produce the working assets a brand actually runs on: the ad creative, the deck, the one-pager, the carousel. Each one is built to the platform spec it ships to, so nothing gets cropped, rejected, or rebuilt the day before it runs.
Working since 2014 across print and screen. Files are handed over in the formats you will need later, including the editable source, not just a flattened export.
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Why it matters
People decide whether something looks credible long before they read the copy. That first read happens in a scroll, a search result, or a slide on a screen behind someone talking.
Business cards, ad creative, and slide decks made by different people at different times stop looking related. The fix is shared rules and source files, not another one-off.
A graphic stretched to fit a placement it wasn't designed for gets cropped badly or rejected outright. Designing per platform costs less than reworking a campaign.
What's included
Brochures, flyers, posters, and banners, set up correctly for print with bleed, margins, and CMYK handled before the file goes to a press.
Visuals sized per platform rather than one square reused everywhere. Carousels, stories, and reel covers built to each spec so nothing important sits in a crop zone.
Spreadsheets turned into something a reader will finish. We check the chart actually says what the data says before making it look good.
Display, social, and remarketing sets built to each platform's dimensions and file limits, with the variants you need to test rather than a single hero image.
Ebooks, whitepapers, and case studies laid out for reading on a screen, with a structure that survives being skimmed.
Start a focused brief
Share the current situation, what you have tried, and the outcome you need. You get a practical reply from a person, not an automated sequence.
Questions, answered
Answers about turnaround, revisions, file formats, brand consistency, and project pricing.
We offer social media graphics, presentation design, infographics, email templates, banner ads, print collateral (brochures, flyers, posters), packaging design, and custom illustrations. Every design aligns with your brand identity.
Standard turnaround is 2–5 business days depending on complexity. Social media graphics and simple edits can be delivered within 24 hours. We also offer priority rush delivery for time-sensitive projects.
Yes. Our monthly design retainers give you a dedicated designer for ongoing design needs—social posts, marketing collateral, presentations, and more. It’s like having an in-house designer without the overhead.
We deliver in whatever formats you need: AI, PSD, SVG, PNG, JPG, PDF, and EPS. Source files are always included so you or your team can make minor adjustments in the future.
Absolutely. We start every project by reviewing your brand guidelines, existing assets, and visual identity. Every design we create maintains perfect consistency with your established brand—fonts, colors, imagery style, and tone.
Yes. We handle both print (CMYK, bleed, die-cut) and digital (RGB, screen-optimized) design. Whether you need a trade show banner or Instagram carousel, we ensure every asset is production-ready for its intended medium.
Every project includes 2–3 rounds of revisions. We find that most designs are approved within the first revision because we invest heavily in the discovery and briefing phase to get alignment upfront.
Individual design projects start at ₹5,000. Monthly design retainers with a dedicated designer start at ₹30,000/month. We provide a detailed quote based on your specific needs and volume.
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The structure a proposal should follow, so you can tell a considered quote from a padded one.
Welcome letter, intake questionnaire, access checklist, and kickoff agenda for the first thirty days.
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