Titles & Thumbnails in the Same Chat

The video itself can be great and still go nowhere — packaging decides whether anyone actually clicks on it. So, in the same chat used for everything else, the next ask is for titles and thumbnails for the finished video.

Judging what comes back

The response is three title options paired with three thumbnails — not generic AI placeholders, but options that look like something you'd actually click in a feed.

Judge them against two rules. First, one focal point that stays readable at phone size — if a thumbnail doesn't hold up shrunk down on a small screen, it won't hold up in the feed either. Second, the title should open a question that the thumbnail deliberately leaves unanswered. That gap between what the title promises and what the thumbnail shows is what actually earns the click.

The options handed back already follow both rules, so it's just a matter of picking a favorite. With that, the video is fully packaged — title and thumbnail locked — without ever leaving the chat.