Feature

Turn your video into a thumbnail that matches it

Paste a YouTube link and import the transcript. The agent reads what the video actually says, finds the moment worth clicking for and builds the thumbnail around it.

Why start from the transcript

The best thumbnail promises something the video delivers. When you describe a video from memory, the strongest hook is often buried — a surprising result at minute eight, a number, a moment of conflict.

Importing the transcript gives the agent the full picture. It can pull out the most clickable idea, suggest short thumbnail text, and propose a design that sets up the payoff without spoiling it.

How it works

  1. 1

    Paste the YouTube link

    Import the transcript of any public video from the project’s side panel — your upload, a draft you’ve published as unlisted, or a video you’re responding to.

  2. 2

    Send it with one message

    Tick “Transcript” under the chat box. It’s sent with that message only, so long transcripts don’t keep using credits.

  3. 3

    Ask for hooks and text

    Ask for thumbnail text options or the strongest angle. You get 5–10 short options with the agent’s pick.

  4. 4

    Generate the thumbnail

    Approve the direction you like and the agent proposes the image.

Frequently asked questions

Which videos can I import?

Public and unlisted YouTube videos that have captions or auto-generated transcripts.

Is transcript import included in every plan?

It’s available on subscription plans. The import uses a small amount of credits based on its real cost.

Will it write my YouTube title too?

ThumbSpark focuses on the image and the short text on it. The thumbnail text is designed to work alongside your title, not repeat it.

Make your next thumbnail in minutes

Tell the AI agent what your video is about — it proposes a thumbnail, you approve it, and you can tweak it by asking.

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