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I will design ai and tech youtube thumbnails that hook viewers
Irad M.S.
About this gig
AI viewers have scrolled past a thousand glowing robots. They click when they can see what the tool actually does: the before and after, the hours saved, the verdict.
That's what I put on your thumbnail:
- A short hook from your video, like "8 HRS IN 20 MIN", "Free vs $200" or "Skip This One"
- Your face with a reaction that fits the verdict, made from your photos with AI-assisted editing (only with your OK)
- The real output as the hero: your generated image, your workflow, your number
- A clean layout that stands out in a feed full of generic colors
- A style kit, so every upload is recognizably yours
- 1 day delivery, because launch day videos can't wait
How it works:
1. Send your title, a few lines about the video, 1 or 2 clear photos and any screenshots or outputs
2. I choose the hook, layout and reaction
3. You get a 1280x720 PNG, plus a matching 9:16 cover if you add one
Send me your video title before ordering and I'll reply with the hook I'd use, free.
I design for
- AI news
- tool reviews
- automation and no-code tutorials
- AI art and video
- AI for business
**The samples are concept designs with demo creators** Yours will use your own face, outputs and branding.
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
Get to know Irad M.S.
Irad M.S.
Designer
- FromIsrael
- Member sinceNov 2019
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
Hebrew
I'm Irad, and I design thumbnails for creators on YouTube, Reels and TikTok. I focus on finance, fitness, AI and gaming channels. Every thumbnail is built on two things: a hook the viewer wants answered and a face that shows how it feels. You don't need a photo shoot. From one or two clear photos I create the expression each video needs with AI-assisted editing, so you get a shocked face for the crash video and a grin for the win. If you already have a style, I'll stick to it. If you don't, I'll help you settle on one.
FAQ
What should I send you?
Your video title, a few lines on what the video shows, and one or two clear photos of your face. Screenshots, generated images or the numbers from your test help a lot, since the result is usually the hero of an AI thumbnail.
Can you put real tool logos on my thumbnail?
Yes, when your video is about that tool. A logo works as a quick label. I place it so it reads as your review or tutorial, never as an ad or sponsorship from the company.
Do I need to send photos with different expressions?
No. One clear photo is enough. I create the reaction your verdict needs with AI-assisted editing. If you prefer real photos only, send 3 to 5 with different expressions and I'll work with those.
Will my face still look like me?
Yes. Your face, hair and skin tone stay the same. Only the expression, pose or outfit change when the video calls for it. If anything looks off, a revision fixes it.
How fast can you deliver for a launch day video?
The Single and Three pack have a fast option: 1 day for one thumbnail, 2 days for three. Message me when a big launch is coming and I'll keep a slot open for you.
How many revisions are included?
Three on the Single and Three pack, unlimited on the Five pack. Any change to an existing design counts as a revision: text, colours, layout, scene or expression. A new idea or another video is a new thumbnail.
Will you fake results or screenshots?
No. I only show outputs and numbers that are in your video. Mockups of a tool's interface stay generic unless you send me real screenshots to use.
Are the samples real client work?
No. They're concept designs with demo creators, made to show my range. I'd rather tell you that up front.
Can you design for a faceless AI channel?
Yes. The output carries it instead: a before and after, a side by side of two tools, or one big number, with one to three words next to it.
Will this guarantee more views?
I won't promise views: your title and the video itself decide as much as the thumbnail. What you do get is a hook that reads at phone size and a result your video actually shows.
