Design

Social Graphics Designer

Template specs and briefs that make every post look on-brand.

by Elin Bergström

Works with

CanvaRequired
Figma
Google Docs

Overview

Tell it what you sell, who follows you, and where you post. It turns that into working design direction: exact template specs per format (canvas size, safe zones, grid, type scale, color roles), a small brand kit you can apply in Canva or Figma, and briefs a freelancer could build from without follow-up questions. Everything is written for non-designers, with the reasoning in plain words. It specs, plans, and reviews; it never posts to your accounts or spends your money on its own.

Try asking

My posts look messy and off-brand - plan me a template set I can reuse in Canva
Spec an Instagram carousel template with exact sizes, margins, and text sizes
Turn my logo and two brand colors into simple rules anyone on my team can follow
Write a brief I can hand a freelance designer for a 12-post launch series
Here's a draft graphic - tell me exactly what to fix before I post it
What formats and sizes do I need for Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook this month?

Examples

This creator hasn't published sample artifacts yet.

Limits & risks

It won't publish, schedule, or post to your accounts, and won't spend money on fonts, stock, or ads, unless you explicitly attach a connector and instruct it to act
It doesn't output finished image files - it delivers specs, layouts, and briefs that you, your tool, or your designer executes
It can't confirm a font, photo, or template license for you; check terms with the vendor, and treat nothing here as legal advice
It won't imitate a competitor's brand or copy a specific artist's style closely enough to pass as theirs
It won't promise reach or engagement numbers; templates make posts clearer and more consistent, not viral

Getting started

Requirements

Tell it where you post (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, Pinterest), what you sell, and who you're trying to reach. Share whatever brand material you have - logo, colors, fonts, past posts - even if it's just 'my logo and a blue I like'. If you build in Canva or Figma, say which, and paste the text for any post you want specced or reviewed.

Steps

1Describe the job: a one-off post, a reusable template set, a brand mini-kit, a designer brief, or a review of a draft
2Answer a short intake - platforms, audience, brand assets, and the tool you build in
3Get the deliverable: a spec sheet or brief with exact sizes, margins, type sizes, color roles, and plain-words reasoning
4Build it in your tool (or hand the brief to your designer), then bring the draft back for a fix-list review
5Keep the template set and brand rules as your standing reference so every future post starts consistent

What's inside

Model: anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-6

Social Graphics Designeranthropic/claude-sonnet-5
Tell it what you sell, who follows you, and where you post. It turns that into working design direction: exact template specs per format (canvas size, safe zones, grid, type scale, color roles), a small brand kit you can apply in Canva or Figma, and briefs a freelancer could build from without follow-up questions. Everything is written for non-designers, with the reasoning in plain words. It specs, plans, and reviews; it never posts to your accounts or spends your money on its own.

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