Because it’s the first thing people see. If the thumbnail’s boring, the rest of the video doesn’t stand a chance. A better thumbnail = more clicks. That’s it. No mystery.

Mainly YouTube, Instagram Reels, and Facebook videos. Each one gets its own sizing, crop, and visual plan. We don’t just resize a single image and hope it works everywhere.

Short version: eye-catching images ready for upload. More detail — but not too neat:
– a few thumbnail options per video (pick what feels best)
– files exported to the right sizes so no one fights pixels
– color and font choices that match your brand vibe
– quick small edits if you want a tweak after seeing it live

Mostly static — they load fast and work reliably. For channels that want animated preview images or GIFs for promos, we can do that too. But truth is, static with the right composition often wins.

Freelancers can be hit or miss; auto-tools often make everything look the same. We actually watch the clip and design with intent — what moment tells the story? What face reads well at tiny size? Those tiny choices matter. We also iterate based on results, not just “deliver and disappear.”

Content creators, brands, marketers, agencies — anyone making video content and wanting better click-throughs. If you post Reels, YouTube uploads, or Facebook ads, thumbnails matter. If you don’t care about views, fine — but if you do, this helps.

Usually 24–48 hours for a single thumbnail. If you need weekly batches, we can do a faster cadence with a set schedule.

Yes. Colors, fonts, logo placement — we’ll keep it on-brand. And we won’t kill the thumbnail with logos or tiny text that nobody can read.

We can. Simple A/B ideas — swap text, swap crop, test which face works — those tiny experiments often add up to more views. If you want ongoing testing, we’ll set up a simple plan.

Send one video link and we’ll mock up 2 thumbnails for you to pick from. Want a price sheet for single thumbnails vs weekly bundles? Say the word and I’ll draft that too.