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Projects: Graphic Design

Active project opportunities in Graphic Design; submit a proposal and start earning.

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Why Hire a Graphic Design Freelancer?

Hiring a graphic design freelancer is a fast way to get a logo, brand identity, or social media visuals built without an agency retainer. Post your project and get proposals from active designers the same day.

Graphic Design Pricing: Real Market Ranges (Toman)

Prices depend on the number of concepts, revisions, and file formats delivered:

Logo design300,000 - 3,000,000
Full brand identity2,000,000 - 10,000,000
Social media post pack200,000 - 1,000,000
Banner / business card design150,000 - 800,000

These are typical freelance market averages, not fixed prices; cost depends on the number of concepts and revision rounds.

Tips for Choosing the Right Graphic Design Freelancer

  • Review their portfolio for a style that matches your brand, not just technical skill.
  • Ask how many initial concepts and revision rounds are included in the price.
  • Request source files (AI, PSD, Figma) as part of the delivery, not just exported images.
  • Share your brand colors, competitors, and target audience upfront to save revision cycles.

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FAQ: Hiring a Graphic Design Freelancer

How much does a logo design cost?

A logo typically costs 300,000 to 3,000,000 Toman depending on the number of concepts and the designer's experience level.

Do I get the source files after payment?

You should agree on this upfront; most freelancers include source files (AI/PSD/Figma) in the final delivery.

How many revisions are normal for a logo project?

Two to three revision rounds are typical; unlimited revisions are sometimes offered but usually cost more.

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