Canva Magic Layers: Convert 100 Flat Ad Images into Editable Designs

I need a careful individual Canva freelancer to convert flat ad images into editable Canva design skeletons using Magic Layers. We will start with a paid 3–5-image pilot, then move to an initial batch of approximately 100 images, with recurring batches if the work is accurate and consistent. This is repetitive, detail-oriented Canva production work. Strong Canva layout skills matter more than how long you have been on Upwork. Newer freelancers with relevant examples are welcome. Please apply as an individual who will personally do the work. FOR EACH IMAGE 1. Run Canva's Magic Layers on the supplied flat ad image. 2. Keep every ad text box and graphic device that transfers, including pills, badges, arrows, underlines, and strips. Delete duplicate text extracted from product labels and remove everything else, including product photos and backgrounds, leaving the editable skeleton. 3. Correct guessed fonts. Preserve the original wording, colors, alignment, and line breaks, and repair any transferred element that is mangled. 4. Resize the design to 1080 × 1080 and fix the text boxes, scaling, and spacing distorted by the resize. 5. Check every retained text string and graphic device against the source. Name the design using my convention and deliver it in the shared Canva folder I provide. DELIVERABLE An accurately named, editable 1080 × 1080 Canva design for each source image, delivered in the shared folder. Do not rewrite copy or redesign the layout. Text must remain editable, and the retained graphic devices must be separate elements rather than part of a flattened export. HOURLY WORK AND PILOT This is an hourly project, with a budget range of $5–$20/hour. The initial 3–5-image pilot will be paid at the agreed hourly rate. We will use it to assess accuracy and time required before proceeding with the larger batch. PLEASE INCLUDE IN YOUR APPLICATION Include the word 'purple' in your application heading so I know you read the listing, and tell me: 1. What do you think about this project? 2. What do you think would cause the biggest issues in this design process, and how would you approach solving them? I would also like to hear about potential issues I may have overlooked. Accuracy, responsiveness, and reliable delivery matter. I will supply the source images, naming convention, and shared Canva folder.