Your first custom thumbnail

[Coyoteze]

I rarely use custom thumbnails, actually. And when I do it's usually just a screencap directly out of the video - mostly because I feel that specific frame captures the entirety of the videos feeling. No need for fancy text or colors!

 

[sickmind33]

I rarely use custom thumbnails, actually. And when I do it's usually just a screencap directly out of the video - mostly because I feel that specific frame captures the entirety of the videos feeling. No need for fancy text or colors!

All to their own

 

[sammydeedge]

Nice to see the progression

At the risk of sounding like an advertisement my other thumbnails are probably better. Like this one

 

[sickmind33]

At the risk of sounding like an advertisement my other thumbnails are probably better. Like this one

As long as the words "check out my channel" are not uttered, you're fine

 

[sammydeedge]

As long as the words "check out my channel" are not uttered, you're fine

Well I'm definitely not going to stop you *winks then apologises*

 

[Cameron484]

Oh my, the plane solid color with white text over it, to an overly gradient, to using a games cover picture with text, to actual good ones. This evolution has succeeded!

 

[TammyTTalks]

I don't think it was to bad. But I'm still looking for a personal style. Something more clean. Something people would easy recognise as a Thumbnail of my channel.

 

[Kleineganz]

My first custom thumbnail was a still from the first intro I created when I went from having a very random vlog, to doing a regular, weekly vlog. It wasn't fancy, but it worked.

 

[sslushee]

Not much of a change to be honest, as I've always been quite good at graphics.

 

[Arwin]

My first ever custom thumbnail was for the movie annoying beer bottle. An angry looking beer bottle. The video hasn't anything to do with annoying orange by the way.