Lesson 6 of 7 · 4 min
Thumbnails and carousels
Use the thumbnail maker for 16:9 video covers and the carousel maker for multi-slide decks.
Video walkthrough coming soon
Image Studio
The two sibling tools
The ad generator gets most of the attention, but two more tools sit beside it and work the same way.
Video thumbnails
The video thumbnail maker renders 16:9 covers for video listings. You say what the video is about and the one reason someone would tap it, pick a style and a face, and get up to 12 thumbnails back, each on its own angle. Leave the overlay line blank and it writes a short one from your saved customer pains. If the project has a reference pack, the face and product carry through, so the thumbnail matches the video it is selling.
Carousels
The AI carousel maker builds a 3 to 10 slide carousel from one angle you write. Slide one is the hook, the last slide is the ask, and each slide between them carries a single idea. Before any slide renders, the engine builds one style anchor and every slide references it. That is what keeps the palette and the type treatment steady across the deck, so the set reads like one hand drew it rather than ten posts stitched together.
Same grounding, same billing
Both tools ground on the project the same way the ad generator does, and both bill per image rendered, the carousel by the slide and the thumbnail by the cover. The brief, the Model row, and the reference slots all behave exactly as they do in the ad generator, so there is nothing new to learn beyond what each tool hands back.