Print-Ready Marketing Booklet Rebuild
Budget / Salary€30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted3 hours ago
I already have the full layout of a marketing booklet that runs well past the 20-page mark, but the images inside it are noticeably pixelated and the file itself is not yet suitable for press.
Here is what I need from you:
• Clean up or replace every low-resolution photo so everything prints tack-sharp at 300 dpi in CMYK.
• Rework the existing layout only where necessary—margins, bleeds, crop marks and pagination must meet commercial print standards.
• Deliver a single, press-ready PDF as the main file, along with the fully editable source package (InDesign or Illustrator, including linked images and fonts) so I can make future updates in-house.
The piece is pure marketing collateral, so visual polish and brand consistency are critical. If you have a keen eye for print production and can turn around a spotless PDF that a printer can drop straight onto plate, we’re a match. Provide a short note on your preferred workflow and how you handle image up-resing or replacement, and I’ll get the current draft over to you right away.
I have attached a copy of the booklet
Here is what I need from you:
• Clean up or replace every low-resolution photo so everything prints tack-sharp at 300 dpi in CMYK.
• Rework the existing layout only where necessary—margins, bleeds, crop marks and pagination must meet commercial print standards.
• Deliver a single, press-ready PDF as the main file, along with the fully editable source package (InDesign or Illustrator, including linked images and fonts) so I can make future updates in-house.
The piece is pure marketing collateral, so visual polish and brand consistency are critical. If you have a keen eye for print production and can turn around a spotless PDF that a printer can drop straight onto plate, we’re a match. Provide a short note on your preferred workflow and how you handle image up-resing or replacement, and I’ll get the current draft over to you right away.
I have attached a copy of the booklet
Apply on Freelancer →
Project sourced from Freelancer.com. Applications happen directly on the original platform — we never collect your data.