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Best Arabic-speaking freelance Thumbnail Designers to hire in 2025

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Look for variety and creativity in their past work. Check if their style matches what you need for your video or project. Make sure they have experience with designs that grab people's attention quickly. Dynamic colors and clear text can be important. Take note of projects similar to yours they’ve worked on before.
Start by sharing your brand colors, images, and logo. Explain what mood or feeling you want the thumbnail to convey. If you have existing brand materials, show those to the designer. Make sure they understand your target audience. Ask for ideas on how they will integrate your brand into the design.
Talk with the designer about what you need, like image size or specific format. Discuss the total number of thumbnails you might need. Decide on any text or logos that should be included. Make sure the designer knows your deadline. Write down all these details so everyone is on the same page.
First, set a clear deadline for when you need the thumbnails. Discuss with the designer how long they need to create them. Set milestones for drafts and final versions. Make sure there’s time for feedback and changes. A good timeline avoids rushing and ensures quality work.
Share a clear summary of what your video is about. Let them know who your audience is and why they watch your videos. Show examples of what you like or dislike. Provide keywords or themes that are important for your video. Be open to their creative advice too.
Agree on how you'll communicate during the project, like through emails or messages. Video calls can help for more detailed talks. Decide on regular check-ins to see progress. Make sure the designer knows the best way to reach you too. Good communication helps get things done right.
Look at the drafts closely and decide what you like or want changed. Be clear and friendly with your feedback. Use pictures or drawings if words are hard to explain. Ask the designer how they prefer to receive feedback. Make sure to give feedback early in the process.
Gather all branding materials you want used, like logos or colors. Think of any text that should be on the thumbnail. Prepare a brief with details about the project. Have a list of any questions you want to ask the designer. Being prepared helps the project start smoothly.
Talk to the designer about where you plan to use the thumbnail. Each platform might have different size or style needs. Make sure they know these requirements. Check if the designer has experience with designs for your needed platforms. This way, your thumbnail looks great everywhere.
Discuss with the designer the best file type for your use. Common formats are JPEG or PNG, which work well for most online platforms. Make sure the file size is appropriate for uploading. Ask for the original file if you might need to make changes later. Clear expectations ensure you get what you need.
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