Winning thumbnails,
remade around you.

Open the Studio: everything is on one page. Recreate a thumbnail you like from a YouTube link or an uploaded image, or switch to Prompt and describe your video. Pick a persona or Faceless, type the words for the thumbnail, put any changes in one box, and choose 16:9, 9:16 or both. Then press Make. You only sign in at that point, with Google or email. A typical thumbnail is ready in about 30 seconds.

No. Pick Faceless instead of a persona and WThumb makes a faceless version, even if the reference had a person in it. The layout, text placement and your changes still apply.

Full HD+. A 16:9 thumbnail comes back as a 2048 × 1152 JPEG, sharper than 1080p; a Shorts thumbnail is 1152 × 2048. No watermark, no re-export: the file uploads to YouTube as it is.

Yes, in words. Press Change it under a finished thumbnail, describe the change in plain words, and WThumb reworks that picture into a new version. Each revision uses 1 credit, and you can revise the new version again as many times as you like. Every version stays in My thumbnails. There is no canvas and there are no layers.

Nothing to start: new accounts get 2 free credits, no card needed. After that, plans start at $12 a month, or $9 a month billed yearly. Every plan uses the same generator and the same quality.

Write your words in any language. Your thumbnails and uploads are private to your account.

No. There is no canvas and there are no layers. The Studio is one page: a reference or a description, your persona or Faceless, and the words, then press Make and WThumb makes the finished thumbnail. To change it, describe the change in plain words.

It goes back to your balance automatically, so nothing is used. If it is unclear at first whether a thumbnail was made, WThumb holds the credit while it checks and gives it back if no thumbnail turns up within 30 minutes.

Yes, WThumb does. Save a persona once, with your name and a few photos of yourself, and WThumb puts you into the thumbnails it makes, from a reference or from a prompt. You can try it first with the sample persona, no account needed, and pick Faceless whenever you would rather stay off camera.

Yes. Beside Make you pick the format: YouTube 16:9, Shorts 9:16, or both. WThumb then designs for the frame you picked rather than cropping, so a horizontal reference can become a vertical thumbnail, or the other way around. A finished 16:9 thumbnail can also get its Shorts version later with Make the Shorts version.

Yes. Upload any image instead of pasting a link. You can also add extra images you want placed in the thumbnail, like a product or a logo.

A clear, well-lit photo of your face, ideally looking at the camera. Studio shots and phone selfies both work.

WThumb is short for Winning Thumbnail. The W stands for winning, and Thumb comes from thumbnail. Every video deserves a thumbnail built to win the click.