For Instagram the graphic assets you can expect include: * Posts: Images or graphics shared on the main feed. * Stories: Temporary posts that appear in a slideshow format and disappear after 24 hours. * Reels: Short, engaging video clips designed to entertain or inform. * Highlights: Covers for saved Stories that remain visible on a profile. * Carousels: Posts with multiple images or slides that users can swipe through. * Banners: Visuals for profile and story highlights. * Promotional Graphics: Ads and sponsored content designed for boosting visibility. * Infographics: Visual representations of information or data, often used to educate or inform.

For Facebook, the graphic assets you can expect include: * Posts: Images or graphics shared on the Facebook feed. * Cover Photos: Large banner images at the top of Facebook pages or profiles. * Profile Pictures: Circular images that represent the user or brand. * Stories: Temporary visuals or videos that disappear after 24 hours. * Events: Graphics used to promote events, including event covers and invites. * Ads: Various ad formats, including image ads, video ads, and carousel ads for paid promotions. * Videos: Engaging video content for posts, including live videos and pre-recorded clips. * Carousels: Ads or posts with multiple images or videos that users can swipe through. * Infographics: Visuals that present data or information in an easily digestible format. * Banners: Visuals for sidebar or header banners in business pages or group covers. * Event Covers: Custom graphics for Facebook events, including background images and promotional visuals.

For TikTok, the graphic assets you can expect include: * Videos: Engaging short-form videos that are the core content on TikTok. * Profile Pictures: Circular images representing the user or brand. * Cover Images: Visuals used to preview the content of a video or profile. * Thumbnails: Custom images used to represent videos and attract viewers. * Banners: Visuals for TikTok profiles or promotional content. * Carousel Posts: Multiple video clips or images in a single post that users can swipe through. * Stickers and Emojis: Custom or branded stickers and emojis used to enhance video content.

For Twitch, the graphic assets you can expect include: * Panels: Graphics used to organize and display information on a streamer’s channel page, such as about me, schedule, and social media links. * Alerts: Custom graphics and animations that notify viewers of events like new followers, donations, or subscriptions. * Emotes: Custom emojis that viewers can use in the chat during streams. * Stream Intro/Outro Screens: Visuals used to introduce or close streams, including waiting screens or ending screens. * Backgrounds: Visuals for the stream’s background or for specific scenes within the stream. * BRB (Be Right Back) Screens: Graphics used to inform viewers that the streamer is temporarily away. * Alerts and Notifications: Custom designs for pop-ups that alert viewers about various stream events. * Stream Overlays: Comprehensive designs that include chat boxes, webcam frames, and other elements integrated into the streaming layout.