Video summary

TUTORIAL DESAIN DI VISTACREATE | Kreator | Hasilkan Dollar !!

Main summary

Key takeaways

Educational

Main ideas / lessons conveyed

  • The video is a tutorial on how to create and submit paid template designs on the PistaCreate platform (described as similar to Canva).
  • To earn money, you must first become a creator on PistaCreate.
  • Template designs should follow the platform’s brief rules; designs made outside the brief format may not be sellable/submittable.
  • Each template has required content components:
    • Title
    • Description
    • Call to Action
    • Object/visual element (must use the keywords provided in the brief)
  • Format priority matters:
    • Choose Top priority (required/highest suitability), e.g., for Twitter posts/ads and Instagram vertical posts.
  • Review and approval time affects when you get paid; accepted designs earn $5 each.

Step-by-step methodology / instructions (detailed)

1) Set up and find the platform

  1. Open Google
  2. Search “Pista create”
  3. Visit the website (the tutorial shows the initial interface after searching)

2) Understand creator earnings (monetization)

  • You must become a Creator to earn.
  • Pricing mentioned:
    • $5 per approved template design
    • Roughly Rp. 75,000–Rp. 80,000 (as stated by the speaker)
  • Payment is earned after approval in the review process.

3) Start designing using the correct workflow

  • Go to My Projects
  • Choose Design Brief (the required place to design)
  • Avoid using New design because designs created there can’t be submitted/sold
  • For a brief:
    • Use View Brief first
    • Read it fully because it contains:
      • the design rules
      • the content requirements
      • the required structure and keywords

4) Choose the correct format (must be “Top priority”)

  • The brief includes format priority levels:
    • Top priority
    • Medium priority
    • Low priority
  • Instruction: choose Top priority
  • Example formats mentioned:
    • Twitter Ad
    • Twitter Post
    • Also acceptable if it matches Top priority: Instagram vertical post
  • After selecting the format, go back to continue designing.

5) Use the required template content from the brief

  • The tutorial indicates:
    • Page 16 contains the design content layout for one template
    • Each template corresponds to different content (i.e., different paragraph/content per design)
  • From Page 16, populate:
    • Title → copy the title from the brief
    • Description → copy the description text (keep it smaller than the title; font guidance is referenced)
    • Action / Call to Action → copy/paste the action phrase
  • Tip:
    • Don’t paste directly into the design area without adding the correct Text object first—add Text, then paste for cleaner formatting.

6) Add the required object using the brief’s keywords (mandatory)

  • The brief’s Page 19 contains the keywords for the object/visual element.
  • Instruction:
    • The object keyword is mandatory—use it so the object matches the brief theme.
  • Process described:
    1. Find Object search
    2. Type the required keyword (example shown: “gasoline”)
    3. Select an object that fits the theme
  • If the object doesn’t fit the keyword/theme well:
    • try another provided object that better matches the brief keyword(s)

7) Match colors between text/background and the chosen object

  • Color guideline:
    • Make the template’s colors feel consistent with the object’s dominant color
  • Examples mentioned:
    • If the object is red, use a background/text style with red nuances
  • To avoid visual clutter:
    • keep the palette simple (the tutorial suggests “not too many colors”)

8) Add extra elements (optional) using other designs’ elements

  • To add additional details/elements:
    • open a reference design (another creator’s design)
    • choose the element you want
  • Method described:
    • Favorite the element instead of copying/pasting
    • find it under Favorites
    • use “Show more” / scroll to locate it
    • adjust color if needed after adding

9) Finalize the template, name it, and submit

  • Add a design title in the submission fields (example given: “Pro propane exchange” / similar)
  • Click Submit for review

10) Understand review timeline and outcomes (payment/rejection)

  • Review time mentioned:
    • 3 to 5 weeks
    • If the design is strong, it can be shorter than 1 week (or around that range)
  • Two possible outcomes:
    • Accepted / “S out” → you get paid $5
    • Rejected → appears in the Reject tab
  • Emphasis:
    • you only get paid after approval

Additional emphasized advice

  • Read the brief from beginning to end because it contains many rules.
  • The brief provides most of the content structure already (title/content is largely pre-filled); the key requirement is following the object/keyword rules.
  • Creating templates is described as not too difficult once you follow the brief rules.

Speakers / sources featured

  • Speaker/Creator: Tutorial presenter (name not provided in the subtitles)
  • Source platform: PistaCreate (also misspelled in subtitles as “Pista creit” / “Pista crep”)

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