For long-form interview channels
Nobody watches the video. They choose the thumbnail
One image, seen for a fifth of a second, decides whether your interview does four thousand views or four million. Same guest. Same edit. Same hour of work. Different thumbnail.
This finds it for you. Send your guest one questionnaire and we surface the exact moment worth putting on the frame — the admission, the number, the face — then hand you the title that finishes the sentence.
The time your thumbnail gets before a viewer scrolls past it.
The single image that carries every view the video will ever earn.
What separates a thumbnail that gets clicked from one that gets ignored.
How it runs
Send the questionnaire
Add a guest, send them a private link. Seven sections built to surface the moment worth putting on the thumbnail — the thing they probably shouldn't say out loud.
They hit submit
The system reads every answer and finds the revelation: the face, the number, the admission your thumbnail is going to be built around.
The thumbnail brief
Five rules, cleared one by one — one readable subject, one emotion, three words maximum, legible at 120 pixels wide, and a frame that contradicts the title just enough to make the click unavoidable.
The line that finishes it
Nine titles from their own words, pressure tested six ways. The thumbnail and the title are one sentence — you don't ship until both halves land.
Pricing
- — Unlimited guests and questionnaires
- — The thumbnail moment found automatically on every submission
- — Five-rule thumbnail brief you clear before the editor touches it
- — Nine matching titles per guest, pressure tested six ways
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