AI image template
Bold Creator YouTube Thumbnail
Create a bold YouTube thumbnail with your portrait and headline. Reuse the original AI prompt or edit the finished design. The example uses a fictional AI-created subject; upload your own image before Recreate.
- Original model
- google/gemini-3.1-flash-image
- Image size
- 1376 × 768
- Settings
- 1K · 16:9 · PNG
- References
- 1
Recreate reuses the prompt and setup. Edit changes the displayed image. Review inputs and credits in Studio before starting.
Original prompt
Create a polished original YouTube creator-education thumbnail, landscape 16:9. Use @image1 as the exact adult creator portrait: preserve her identity, face, short curly hair, mustard jacket and camera. Make a crisp professional cutout occupying the right 43 percent, head and shoulders fully within the frame; enlarge the face for clear emotional focus. Background charcoal-black with subtle vignette, one acid-yellow geometric diagonal and a small restrained white highlight. Left 54 percent contains huge bold condensed white and acid-yellow lettering in three intentional stacked lines, with strong contrast and tight professional spacing. Render only the exact headline "CREATE BETTER VIDEOS". CREATE and VIDEOS white, BETTER acid yellow. Keep lettering away from the face; preserve generous safe margins. Premium high-click editorial art direction without visual clutter. One subtle directional graphic can connect the headline to the camera. No other copy, logos, watermark, fake platform UI, exaggerated anatomy or duplicate faces. Deliver only the finished thumbnail.
Reference images
@image1 · Your creator portrait
Replace with your own image
Upload a clear portrait you have permission to use. The example person is a fictional AI-created adult.
How this image was made
Original AI artwork generated and reviewed in SimilarPNG Studio on 20 September 2026. The exact prompt, original model/settings and supplied references are retained. Fictional sample content for customer customization.
New AI results will vary. Your generated images stay in your Library; publishing a public template is a separate admin action.
