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Freelance Social Designer (Static and Motion)

London
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We're looking for a conceptually strong Social Designer

With razor-sharp taste and a genuine feel for trends, making social ads for a roster of global brands. You'll know what resonates with a culturally switched-on audience, especially Gen Z, and make work that feels native to how people actually scroll, save and share.

A big part of this is collage. Static and interactive, editorial and organic, nothing that reads as stock or overly polished. If you have a strong, current sense of visual culture and you love that kind of work, we'd like to see it.

The Work

  • Design social ads from brief to completion - statics, motion and video, and layered editorial-style collage
  • Retouch and composite packshots and product visuals, turning a small set of brand assets into content people actually want to share
  • Build collages that rely as much on your eye as your craft: sourcing images and elements that genuinely suit each brand, combining texture, colour and type with real style. On brand, but never brand-heavy
  • Generate on-brand lifestyle assets using GenAI tools (e.g. Figma Weave), with real care for brand IP accuracy
  • Take ownership of projects independently, working closely with our Creative Leads across multiple brands

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You Have

  • A portfolio with real cultural fluency - work made for a Gen Z audience, not adapted for them. Collage, editorial or moodboard-style work is a strong advantage
  • Both static and motion/video work in your portfolio, with strong composition and confident product handling
  • Confident Adobe Suite skills (Photoshop and After Effects essential)
  • An eye for what's visually relevant right now, and the instinct to know when something is on-trend versus dated
  • The ability to work autonomously to a high standard and hit the ground running with minimal onboarding. GenAI experience (Figma Weave or similar) is a plus

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How we work

We move fast and hold ourselves to high standards, and we back that with clear briefs and honest feedback.

This is a rolling freelance brief rather than a single booking. We're building a group of designers we can come back to regularly, so if the work suits you, we'd like to work with you again.

How to Apply

Apply with a portfolio that shows a strong body of social advertising work, ideally including collage or editorial-style work and a genuine sense of what resonates with a Gen Z audience.

Send your portfolio and availability to jobs@ols.design with "Freelance Social Designer" in the subject line.

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