GIT Infosys is a graphic design company in Jaipur, working from our own studio in Kardhani since 2010. Logos, brand identity, packaging, catalogues, print work and social media creatives, designed by people you can sit down with.
You get the source files. Not just a JPG.
Print and digital from one studio, which means your website, your packaging and your visiting card finally look like the same company.
Ten disciplines, one studio, one visual system. Move through the list and the canvas responds.
Three original concepts, then rounds of refinement on the one you pick. Delivered as vector, so it stays sharp on a business card and on a hoarding. You get colour, black, white and single-colour versions, plus the sizes social platforms need.
Includes: 3 concepts, unlimited refinement on the chosen route, AI and EPS source, PNG and JPG in every size, favicon.The whole system, not just the mark. Colour palette with exact print and screen values, typography for headings and body, image style, icon set and rules for how the logo may be used. Given to a printer or a new designer, this document keeps your brand consistent without you policing it.
Boxes, labels, pouches, bottles and cartons, supplied as a print-ready dieline your packaging vendor can run straight to plate. We handle bleed, safe areas, barcodes, statutory declarations and the FSSAI or legal metrology text your category requires.
Company profiles, product catalogues, price lists and menus. Laid out for how people actually read a brochure, with a cover that earns the second page. Supplied as press-ready PDF with crop marks and bleed.
Visiting cards, letterheads, envelopes, invoice templates, ID cards and file folders. Small things, and the first physical thing most clients touch.
Large format work built at the right resolution for the size it prints at, which is where most cheap design fails. Flex, vinyl, backlit boards, exhibition standees and shop signage.
Post and story templates in your brand style, festival creatives, offer posts and ad graphics for Meta and Google. Supplied as editable templates so your own team can produce the routine ones.
Retouching, background removal, colour correction and consistent sizing for e-commerce listings. Jewellery and handicraft product shots need particular care, and a poorly retouched stone is worse than no photo at all.
Logo animations, explainer videos, product reels and social video edits. Useful when a still image cannot show how something works.
Banners, icons, illustrations, infographics and UI assets, built to match the site we build or the one you already have.
There are a lot of designers in this city. Here is what is different.
AI, EPS, PSD, the editable originals, all of it. A surprising number of studios hand over a JPG and keep the working file, which means you have to go back to them for every small change forever. We do not work that way.
Correct bleed, crop marks, CMYK colour, outlined fonts and the right resolution for the print size. We have worked with Jaipur printers for sixteen years and we know what comes back wrong.
No account manager relaying your feedback into a form. You speak to the person holding the mouse, which removes about half the revision rounds on any project.
We build websites in the same office. So your logo, your packaging, your brochure and your site use the same colours, the same type and the same tone, instead of looking like four companies.
A jewellery catalogue going to a buyer in Antwerp needs different design language from a sweet shop packaging line for the local market. Sixteen years here means we have done both, often for the same client.
You know how many revision rounds are included before you start, so nobody argues about it at round six. Extra rounds are available and priced clearly rather than discovered later.
| Comparison point | Freelancer | Template website | GIT Infosys |
|---|---|---|---|
| Originality | Original | Used by thousands | Original |
| Source files | Usually yes | No, or paid extra | Always included |
| Print-ready setup | Sometimes | No | Yes, checked |
| Brand guidelines | Rarely | No | Included with identity work |
| Available in year two | If still freelancing | No | Yes |
| Matches your website | No | No | Yes, same studio |
| Can you meet them | Rarely | No | Yes, Kardhani, Jaipur |
A template logo site is fine if you need something on a signboard by Friday and the brand does not matter yet. A good freelancer is genuinely excellent value until the week they get busy. If the brand is going to be on packaging in a shop, get it done properly once.
Instead of forcing unrelated client screenshots into a gallery, these moving studies show the kinds of visual systems we build across identity, packaging, print and digital.
Sixteen years in Jaipur means we have designed for most of what this city makes and sells.
Certificate cards, presentation boxes, trade catalogues, exhibition graphics and logos that work engraved as well as printed. The whole category lives on how the product is presented.
Export catalogues, hang tags, care labels, packaging and trade-fair stands. Design that carries craft heritage without looking dated.
Lookbooks, labels, swing tags, size charts, packaging and lineseets for buyers.
Packaging with the FSSAI declarations, nutrition panel and legal text laid out correctly, plus shelf presence that works next to competitors.
Menus, room collateral, signage, brochures and the identity work that has to feel right the moment a guest walks in.
Project brochures, floor plan layouts, site hoardings, exhibition stands and sales presenters.
Department signage, patient information leaflets, health camp creatives and identity work that reads as trustworthy rather than clever.
Prospectuses, admission campaigns, hoardings, result creatives and school identity systems.
Technical catalogues, spec sheets, exhibition panels and dealer material where clarity beats decoration.
Full identity from scratch, packaging, pitch decks and the social templates a small team can run themselves.
Not on this list? Ring us. We have almost certainly designed for something close.
You know the number of revision rounds and the delivery date before we start.
We ask what you sell, who buys it, who you compete with and what you personally like and hate. Most weak design comes from a weak brief, so this stage is longer than clients expect.
We need from you: any existing material, competitor names, and half an hour.We look at your competitors and your category, then agree a direction in words before anything visual exists. Agreeing on words first saves three rounds of showing you designs you were never going to like.
You get: mood boards and a written direction to approve.Three genuinely different routes, presented in context rather than on a blank page. A logo shown on a signboard, a package shown on a shelf, a brochure shown in a hand.
You get: three concepts with the reasoning behind each.You pick one route and we develop it properly. Colour, weight, spacing, alternates and the versions you will need for every size and background.
We need from you: consolidated feedback, once, from everyone who has an opinion.Every format you will ever need. Vector source, print-ready PDF with bleed and crop marks, CMYK and RGB versions, transparent PNGs, favicon and social sizes, all named clearly in one folder.
Brand guidelines where the job includes identity, plus help with your printer if the press asks a question. Thirty days of small fixes are included after delivery.
These ranges come from the project FAQ and give you a realistic starting point. Final pricing depends on scope.
Basic logo work for a straightforward requirement.
Ask for scope ↗Proper concept development with file variations and refinement.
Plan the project ↗Brand identity with guidelines, stationery and usage rules.
Build the system ↗No account manager translating your feedback into a form. You speak to the person holding the mouse. That is one of the simplest reasons projects move faster.
Click a question. The answer opens without throwing you to another page.
A basic logo runs about ₹5,000 to ₹10,000. A logo with proper concept development and file variations sits around ₹12,000 to ₹25,000. A full brand identity with guidelines, stationery and usage rules starts around ₹35,000. The difference is the thinking and the file set, not the drawing.
Ten to fifteen working days for a logo, from brief to final files. Full brand identity takes three to four weeks. Packaging depends on the number of items but usually two to three weeks per line.
Three rounds are included as standard, and unlimited refinement on the route you have chosen. In practice most projects finish inside two rounds because we agree the direction in words before we show you anything.
Vector source in AI and EPS, print-ready PDF with bleed and crop marks, high-resolution PNG with transparency, JPG, favicon and the exact sizes each social platform needs. Editable PSD or INDD where the job used them. Everything in one clearly named folder.
Yes, completely, on final payment. Full rights, source files included, and no licence back to us. You can use it anywhere, change it, or hand it to another designer.
Yes. We work to your printer dieline, or produce one, and supply files with correct bleed, safe area, CMYK values and outlined fonts. We will speak to your printer directly if there is a technical question.
Yes, and from the same studio, which is the point. Print needs CMYK, bleed and high resolution. Digital needs RGB, small file sizes and specific dimensions. The same artwork prepared wrongly for either one looks bad.
Yes. Sometimes a brand has real recognition and only needs cleaning up: better proportions, a working colour version, proper vector files and consistent use. That costs far less than a rebrand and we will tell you honestly which one you need.
Yes. Across India, and in the UK and USA through our Wembley and Pennsylvania offices. Files travel fine, and video calls cover the rest.
Yes. Design, development, SEO and ads all sit in the same office. A brand designed and built by one team stays consistent, which is difficult to manage across three separate vendors.
Tell us what you need, what it needs to print on, and when you need it. You can also call the Jaipur studio directly.
+91 89630 03037 ↗