Start an upload in Studio
Pick your video as usual and open the Channel Tools side panel.
Channel Tools looks at the video you are uploading and suggests titles, a description and tags, then fills them into Studio for you. Build a thumbnail from your own footage in the same place. You review everything and click Publish yourself.
No subscription. Buy credits when you need them; they never expire.
Pick your video as usual and open the Channel Tools side panel.
AI looks at frames from your video and its filename, then suggests titles, a description and tags.
Pick a title, edit anything, and fill it into Studio. Channel Tools never clicks Publish or Save for you.
Buy a pack of credits. Each AI request uses credits based on the work it actually takes, and credits never expire. The thumbnail editor itself, and reusing your saved elements, cost nothing.
500 credits
2,200 credits (10% bonus)
| Request | Typical credits |
|---|---|
| Title, description and tag suggestions for one upload | about 1 to 5 |
| AI change to a thumbnail photo | about 30 |
| AI-made graphic for a thumbnail | about 30 |
| Thumbnail editing, reusing saved elements | free |
Before a request runs, the side panel sets aside the most it could use and gives the rest back as soon as it finishes. You never pay more than shown.
No. It fills in fields and puts your thumbnail into Studio's thumbnail field. You review everything and click Save or Publish yourself.
Your video stays on your computer. To make suggestions, a few still frames and the filename are sent to AI. For an AI thumbnail edit, the photo you are editing is sent. Nothing is kept on our servers afterwards. Thumbnail drafts and saved elements stay in your browser.
YouTube only allows custom thumbnails on verified channels. If Studio does not accept it, verify your channel with YouTube, or download the thumbnail and upload it later.
Yes. Your receipt page shows an account key. Enter it in the side panel on the other browser.
Google Chrome and other browsers that install Chrome Web Store extensions, on a desktop computer.