AI thumbnail maker for YouTube that remakes references around your title and persona
Fix closed eyes in photos using a reference photo
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free: 2 credits. Starter: $12/month (40 credits) or $9/month billed yearly. Creator: $28/month (160 credits) or $21/month billed yearly. Studio: $56/month (400 credits) or $42/month billed yearly.
Free: One shared free generation across all tools with watermarked preview. Paid: 1 purchased Credit ($1.49 single) for clean full-resolution download. High Fidelity 4× downloads use 2 Credits. Credits purchased one-time with no subscription; do not expire.
Key features
Reference-based thumbnail generation from YouTube links or uploaded images
Prompt-based thumbnail generation from video descriptions
Persona system with face generation or faceless options
Full HD+ output at 2048 × 1152 for 16:9 and 1152 × 2048 for 9:16
Edit thumbnails using plain text descriptions
Support for multiple languages in thumbnail text
Library of thousands of high-performing thumbnails from popular channels
No watermark on any plan including free credits
Automatic credit refund if thumbnail generation fails
Credit rollover option to carry unused credits to next month
Upload photo and select person with closed eyes
Optional reference photo of same person for guidance
Review before and after results side by side
Generate repair focused on eye area only
One person per operation
Download result as new PNG file
Works in desktop and mobile browsers
30-day photo storage and history
Google account sign-in for purchases
No subscription required
What makes it different
Reference-led approach gives a strong visual starting point without blank canvas
No design skills required, no layers or canvas tools
Same high quality generator on all plans including free tier
Personalized thumbnails with your face or faceless versions
Both landscape 16:9 and vertical 9:16 Shorts formats on every plan
Uses real reference photos instead of guessing eye appearance
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