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Give Your Next Video A Reason To Get Clicked.

Develop thumbnail options around the video you are making, so the image and the story promise the same thing before anyone presses play.

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Aerial view of ancient Rome at sunset, with the Colosseum.A volcano in cross-section, with magma rising through it.The Earth cut open to show its layers and core.A traveller on a hillside looking out at floating islands.
Frames from example videos made by the DreamWild team, shown as thumbnail directions. Not performance data.

Make The Subject Clear At A Glance.

Choose a central subject and an image that makes sense for the video. A thumbnail needs to help the right viewer understand why the story is worth their attention.

Compare Directions Before Choosing.

Develop different options, compare how they communicate the idea and choose the direction you want to publish. Your plan sets how many options you get for each video.

Keep The Promise In The Video.

Use the thumbnail and title to introduce what the video actually delivers. A clear connection between the packaging and the story gives viewers a reason to stay after the click.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Many Options Are Included?

It depends on your plan: Starter 2, Creator 3 and Ultra 5 thumbnail options per video. Compare the plans on our pricing section.

Will A Thumbnail Guarantee More Views?

No. It is one part of the topic, title and video experience.

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