Digital Finalizer

About the role

The Digital Finalizer ensures that all animated and static creative assets are polished, correctly formatted, and ready for delivery across a wide range of digital and traditional channels. Working closely with motion designers and copy teams, the role guarantees that every piece meets technical specifications and brand standards before it reaches the audience.

Key responsibilities

• Finalize and quality‑check animated assets such as GIFs, HTML5 banners, social motion clips, cinemagraphs, and video edits.
• Adapt and resize motion content for multiple platform formats and aspect ratios (Stories, Reels, Feed, YouTube, etc.) while preserving animation integrity.
• Export and deliver animated files in the correct specifications for each digital platform.
• Prepare final video files for broadcast, digital, and social distribution, ensuring correct codec, frame rate, resolution, and audio settings.
• Prepare, adapt, and finalize static assets for social media, digital banners, OOH, press ads, POS, and print collateral.
• Resize and reformat master artworks across sizes and formats, maintaining layout integrity and brand consistency.
• Adapt artworks into multiple language versions and regional formats.
• Conduct pre‑press checks and generate print‑ready files with proper bleed, crop marks, color profiles, and resolution.
• Perform rigorous quality control on all outgoing files, checking typography, color, layout, imagery, animation, and brand guidelines.

Required profile

• Strong attention to detail and a keen eye for visual consistency.
• Ability to work collaboratively with motion designers, copywriters, and production teams.
• Understanding of multi‑channel delivery requirements for both digital and print media.
• Comfort with handling multiple language versions and regional adaptations.

Required skills

• Proficiency with GIF and HTML5 banner formats.
• Knowledge of video codecs, frame rates, resolutions, and audio specifications.
• Experience in preparing print‑ready files, including bleed, crop marks, and color profile management.
• Familiarity with motion asset workflows and platform‑specific specifications (e.g., Stories, Reels, YouTube).