SocialThumbPro prompting: from a vague idea to a reviewable brief

The Generate page takes a video title, description, thumbnail text, style, platform preset, and optional reference images. Use the title to identify the topic and the description to explain what the viewer will actually learn. Use the text field for exact visible wording.

A vague request such as “make an amazing laptop thumbnail” leaves the subject, claim, and layout open to interpretation. A better brief identifies the topic, a focal object, its position, the lettering, and what must not change.

The following is an instructional brief for a fictional tutorial. It has not been presented as a customer generation or a tested performance result. You can adapt it to your own video before spending generation credits.

Upload a clear reference when the face or product should be recognisable. Tell the generator which feature needs to stay faithful. A request to preserve identity is a direction to the model, not a guarantee: inspect facial features, product ports, labels, and proportions in the output.

Only use images you have the right to upload. Do not include personal documents, private payment information, or another person’s face just to test a design. Check the Privacy Policy for how the service processes uploaded content.

Generation requires sign-in and sufficient credits. Confirm the cost shown in the studio and current pricing before submitting. Review one result against the brief: exact headline, subject accuracy, layout, unwanted extra text, and actual download dimensions.

If the layout is wrong, change the layout instruction. If spelling is wrong but the image is useful, consider correcting the text in an editor. Repeated requests cost credits and do not guarantee the same composition. Save useful downloads locally because only the ten most recent generations stay in the Library.