Write a clear brief and facts sheet, prompt Canva AI for copy and layout, adapt the design to a pin, a story and a short video plan, and check every file at the size a buyer sees it.
What you will be able to do
- Give every design one clear job: Write a one-page brief with one audience, one message, one format and one action. Write a facts sheet covering counts, sizes, what a buyer can change, claims and dates. Keep required brand elements apart from optional directions, and sort your brand rules into four lists: what's true, what's fixed, what may flex and what never ships without you.
- Get copy options and pick the right one: Prompt Canva AI for several headlines, support lines and calls to action using only your facts. Then compare them for meaning and accuracy, read each set in order the way a buyer would, and write down why the winner won.
- Build a layout you have refined yourself: Turn a template sketch into a small editable Canva layout and rework the AI's first draft by hand. Test it with a business name longer than the mockup's, check your brand colours and font pair, and keep the editable source linked to every export.
- Carry the message into other formats: Rebuild a square post as a tall pin and a story instead of trusting the resize. Check line breaks, crop and reading order at phone size, so the call to action isn't cut off and the copy stays word for word.
- Plan a short companion video from the same brief: Choose an opening, frame order and pacing that can be read on a phone. Write captions only from approved copy, and put together a small CapCut example from your approved exports.
- Check the whole set before it leaves: Open the actual files and test them against your facts sheet. Verify anything you didn't supply yourself, check contrast and readability, start a permissions list for photos, fonts, stock and generated elements, and write your method down as a brand checklist.
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