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We’re looking for a freelance AI Image & Video Generation Expert to create a small set of high-quality images and videos for our new website design. This is a one-time project that we expect to take around 10 hours of work, paid per hour.
To apply, please share your portfolio and your hourly rate through the application form above.
✅ Generate high-quality, realistic product and lifestyle images with AI tools for our new leggings
✅ Create short AI-generated videos for website sections
✅ Keep a consistent style, lighting, and look across all images and videos
✅ Make sure product details look accurate and true to life (fabric, fit, colors, and proportions)
✅ Revise visuals based on our feedback until they meet our standards
✅ Deliver final files in web-ready formats and sizes
✔️ Strong Portfolio – You can show examples of AI-generated images and videos you’ve created
✔️ E-commerce Experience – You’ve created visuals for e-commerce or DTC brands (fashion, fitness, or apparel is a big plus)
✔️ Photorealistic Results – Your work looks natural and professional, without typical AI flaws like distorted hands, faces, or products
✔️ Attention to Detail – Consistently high-quality, polished output
✔️ Reliable & Fast – You communicate clearly and deliver on the agreed timeline
🖼️ Scope – A few AI-generated images and videos for our new website design
⏱️ Time Estimate – Around 10 hours of work
💵 Payment – Paid per hour; please include your hourly rate in your application
🌍 Fully Remote – Work from anywhere, on your own schedule
Ready to bring a new website to life with stunning AI visuals? Apply now with your portfolio and hourly rate.
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