Small business owners who promote their own product, service or client work on YouTube can make a professional thumbnail in WThumb, an AI thumbnail maker, without design skills. It does the design on one easy page, so the time you save goes back to your business: start from a thumbnail you like or a few sentences describing the one you want, and pick your persona or Faceless.
2 free credits (1 credit = 1 thumbnail), no card
WHAT CHANGES
Two real WThumb thumbnails, each made in Prompt from a few sentences describing the thumbnail, with no reference and with the sample persona each new account gets: one on running many client accounts, and one on onboarding a new client.
In Recreate, give WThumb a thumbnail whose look suits your offer: its YouTube link or a screenshot of it. Nothing in mind yet? Prompt takes a few sentences describing the thumbnail you want instead, which is how both pictures above were made.
Write what the video shows, such as a demo, a service, a client result or how you work, and the words for the image. Up to 4 images can go with it, such as a photo of your product or your logo, as a guide for the design.
Pick your persona, saved from your own photos, to appear in the thumbnail, or Faceless to let the product, the screen or the result fill the frame. Then press Make.
BUILD THE BRIEF
The Studio is one page with no canvas or layers to learn, so the design time goes back to your business. A typical thumbnail takes about 30 seconds and comes back finished: a 2048 × 1152 JPEG (Full HD+) for YouTube or 1152 × 2048 for Shorts, with no watermark on any plan.
When one detail is off, such as a price tag, a label or one word, use Mark an area under Change it: ring just that detail and say what it should be, and nothing else is asked to change. Each change uses 1 credit.
Your product and your logo are redrawn from your photos and words, not pasted in, so compare the product, its colors, the logo and any price with the real thing before you publish, then mark what is off and ask again, or finish it in an image editor. A thumbnail you make may be used commercially, including on a monetized channel, on every plan and on the free credits.
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