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3 design workspaces
BETA Social Media

Social Media

1080 × 1350 4:5 Feed Post
BETA YouTube Thumbnails

YouTube Thumbnails

1280 × 720 16:9 Thumbnail
BETA Newsletter Assets

Newsletter Assets

1200 × 675 Feature Image Section Headers Widgets
Text On Design
Pill Position
Add text lines to adjust individual pill positions.
Pill & Text
Select Hero Image
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Supported Formats: .PNG & .JPG or .JPEG
1080 × 1350
Design request

Request Details

Tell us which newsletter brand needs the request and what needs to be created.

Creative Brief

Give the designer enough context to begin without returning for basic details.

Use accessible Google Drive, Dropbox, image, or webpage links.

Timing

Separate the design deadline from the actual publishing time.

What canvas sizes are supported?

Instagram feed creatives use 1080px x 1350px. YouTube thumbnails use 1280px x 720px. Short-form video guideline references use 1080px x 1920px, but this tool currently focuses on the social and YouTube workspaces.

How should Quote Image mode be used?

Quote Image mode supports up to three quote lines, the approved quote icons, and either Bottom Logo or Top Logo placement. Move quote text directly from the rendered text area only, and keep the final layout inside the safe area.

What are the Swipe Button rules?

The Swipe Button is optional and must sit in the bottom-right corner with a 50px margin from the right and bottom edges. Its size is fixed at 200px x 56px, and it should never cover the main text, logo, or subject.

Which fonts are allowed inside designs?

Use approved ES typography only. Canvas headline and quote treatments use the approved condensed display style, while the UI keeps readable labels at 14px or larger. Subtitle pills should follow the ES pill format and approved condensed style.

How should images be selected and framed?

Choose sharp, well-lit images with a clear focal subject. Keep faces and key details away from UI zones, avoid noisy crops, and frame subjects so they feel intentional rather than cramped or too distant.

What should go into a design request?

Include the requester name and email, request type, newsletter or sport, lead story, key entities, publishing time, copy direction, and any approved image references. Clear inputs reduce revision loops.

Got Questions?

Email suhail.quraishi@essentiallysports.com