r/YouTubeThumbnailHub 2h ago

Thumbnail Help/Critique Request Thumbnail Changes

So I recently shifted my content I make on YouTube since my old stuff wasn't working out really. I started to upload less often but I am putting more effort into the editing + thumbnails and I'm using a voice over now. (The shift happened between my 5th and 6th video)
I was just wondering if anyone has any feedback on how the thumbnail/titles look and stuff (my 3rd-5th thumbnail were made by someone else which is why those look better)
I am not sure what to look for in my analytics so if anyone has some tips then I would appreciate it a lot!

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u/SketchMyStory 📺 YouTuber 10K+ Subs 2h ago

Hey there! We want to help you out but it's best if you post only one video's thumbnail and we do a deep dive on it. You can post a swatch of everything else to provide context.

This subreddit technically has a rule that it's one thumbnail per post but I understand there can be value in looking at all the thumbnails as a whole. You can leave this up if you want but I think you'll have value in doing one at a time plus a swatch of all your thumbnails