We design postcards that work everywhere —
On paper, On screens
On paper,
On screens
and yes, even as shorts.
That’s why we start here.
When a message works on a postcard,
it works everywhere.
From Postcard To Shorts
• Printed for stores, events, or direct mail
• Shared as a static image online
• Used as the visual foundation for short-form video
Shorts are not the starting point.
They’re one of the places your postcard can go.
Service Packages
Postcard
Only
A clear brand message —
in one postcard.
INCLUDES
- Postcard design
(print-ready + web-ready) - Copy support
(headline + short message) - 2–3 revision rounds
- Final files (PDF + PNG/JPG)
BONUS
Free Landing Page (Lite)
+ Contact Form
A simple page to receive inquiries directly
from your postcard.
Postcard
+ Digital
One postcard, adapted
for online sharing.
INCLUDES
Everything in Postcard Only
- Social formats
(IG post/story, square, vertical) - Optional thumbnail / cover variations
- Optional light motion (GIF / WebP)
BONUS
Free Landing Page (Lite)
+ Contact Form
Digital assets applied directly
to a campaign-style landing page.
Postcard
→ Shorts
From a postcard
to shareable shorts
INCLUDES
Everything in Postcard + Digital
- 1 Shorts
(YouTube / Reels / TikTok) - Script outline + on-screen text
- Editing aligned with postcard design
- Platform-ready exports
BONUS
Free Landing Page (Lite)
+ Contact Form
Shorts embedded for a clear
“view → contact” flow.
FAQ
Why start with a postcard?
Because most brands don’t need more content.
They need a clearer message.
A postcard helps define what to say
before deciding how to share it.
Is this a video marketing service?
No.
We’re a design-first studio.
Video is an option — not the starting point.
Do I have to make shorts?
Not at all.
Many clients stop at the postcard
and use it for print or social posts only.
Who is this for?
- Brands that value clarity over noise
- Businesses working both offline and online
- Teams unsure where to start with digital content
If your message can fit on a postcard,
this service will work for you.
What makes this different?
Most studios ask:
“What kind of content do you want?”
We ask:
“What’s the one message worth designing first?”
