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AI thumbnail maker for YouTube: paste a video link or describe the scene, it writes the brief, generates the 1280×720 thumbnail with the text drawn in, reads the text back and checks readability at feed size before you download.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Aymane, the maker of ThumbnailMaker.
AI image models get three things wrong on YouTube thumbnails: the words come out misspelled, the image can't be read at the size YouTube actually shows it, and something important ends up under the duration badge. ThumbnailMaker is built around fixing those three.
Paste a video link. It reads the title, the current thumbnail and the description, then writes three angles to test: the scene, the words on the image and the style. Paste the transcript too and the angles follow what you actually say in the video.
It generates at the real YouTube size, 1280 × 720 or 1080 × 1920 for Shorts, with the text drawn into the image.
Every image is checked before you see it: the text is read back and fixed, readability is graded at 336 px, and the badge corner is kept clear.
One click makes three concepts for YouTube's own A/B test.
The brief is free with an account, and the four free tools need no account at all. Generating starts at $12 a month.
The feedback that would help most: paste one of your own video links and tell me whether the three angles match the video. Where they guess wrong is exactly what I want to fix next.
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About ThumbnailMaker on Product Hunt
“AI Thumbnail Maker for YouTube”
ThumbnailMaker was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 1 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #136 on the daily leaderboard. AI thumbnail maker for YouTube: paste a video link or describe the scene, it writes the brief, generates the 1280×720 thumbnail with the text drawn in, reads the text back and checks readability at feed size before you download.
ThumbnailMaker was featured in Design Tools (263.9k followers), Artificial Intelligence (483.5k followers) and YouTube (17k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 190.4k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Aymane Senhaji
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Aymane, the maker of ThumbnailMaker.
AI image models get three things wrong on YouTube thumbnails: the words come out misspelled, the image can't be read at the size YouTube actually shows it, and something important ends up under the duration badge. ThumbnailMaker is built around fixing those three.
Paste a video link. It reads the title, the current thumbnail and the description, then writes three angles to test: the scene, the words on the image and the style. Paste the transcript too and the angles follow what you actually say in the video.
It generates at the real YouTube size, 1280 × 720 or 1080 × 1920 for Shorts, with the text drawn into the image.
Every image is checked before you see it: the text is read back and fixed, readability is graded at 336 px, and the badge corner is kept clear.
One click makes three concepts for YouTube's own A/B test.
The brief is free with an account, and the four free tools need no account at all. Generating starts at $12 a month.
The feedback that would help most: paste one of your own video links and tell me whether the three angles match the video. Where they guess wrong is exactly what I want to fix next.