ThumbSuite finds the videos beating their channel's normal views in 16 business niches, then rebuilds any of those thumbnails with your face and your video.
In the feed right now. The number is how many times the video beat its channel's typical views.
Discover lists the videos that are beating their own channel's normal views right now. Filter by niche, sort by the biggest outliers, and choose the thumbnail you want.
Save your face once with one to three clear photos. Then give us the video as a YouTube link, an upload or a transcript.
The AI reads your video, writes the headline, rebuilds the layout around you, and checks the text and your face before you see it. Ask for changes in plain words.
So every video is scored against its own channel. A small channel that suddenly pulls two hundred times its usual views did it with the idea and the thumbnail, not the audience it already had. Those are the ones worth cloning.
The feed is rebuilt every day, so what you see is what is working this week.
218xis the badge it gets in the feed.
Every thumbnail in the feed is sorted by how it is built, so you can browse by layout when you already know the look you want.
One person centered and facing the camera (often at a desk), short headline above or below them.
One person talking into a studio microphone, with a bold stacked headline beside them.
Two (or more) people in an interview or podcast setting, usually with microphones, headline between or over them.
A cinematic photo of a person or scene with one elegant line of text, lots of empty space, minimal graphics.
A person next to a whiteboard, chalkboard or sheet of paper with a handwritten number, diagram or flow.
Huge letters or numbers placed behind the subject, so the person overlaps the text.
A person on one side and a clean card, stat, chart or UI panel on the other side explaining a result.
A person holding a product, phone, cash or other object toward the camera as the focal point.
A person in the foreground reacting to a dramatic or story-telling scene behind them, little or no text.
A split frame comparing two states of the same thing or person: before vs after, then vs now, age X vs age Y, day 1 vs day 30.
A split frame comparing two different options, products or people against each other (X vs Y).
A person with floating notification cards, messages, emails or payment alerts stacked next to them.
A person next to a floating screenshot of proof: a revenue dashboard, sales graph, bank balance or analytics, often with a money figure.
A hand-drawn or diagram-style chart, map or framework is the main visual, with or without a person pointing at it.
A person in front of several tilted photos, cards or screenshots arranged like a collage, often with a caption strip.
A huge number or money amount is the hero of the image, with a person reacting to it.
A person with one big app icon or product logo (often glowing) and a big headline naming the tool.
Every plan has the whole product. The only difference is how many thumbnails you can make each month. Cancel any time.
For a channel finding its look.
$19a month
For channels that publish every week.
$49a month
For agencies and teams running several channels.
$99a month