Gorilla Tag Thumbnail Maker for YouTubers
Your monke, your cosmetics, the second of the chase. Upload a screenshot and say what to change, or paste your video's link and get the brief written for you.
Already have a screenshot of your monke? Start from it.
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What each kind of Gorilla Tag video needs
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Gorilla Tag thumbnail FAQ
Yes: upload a screenshot that shows them and edit it by instruction. The edit changes only what you ask for and keeps the rest of the image. Generating from words alone draws a generic low-poly avatar instead, because the engine won't copy the game's own character or cosmetics.
The same as any YouTube thumbnail: 16:9, at least 1280 × 720 pixels, under 2 MB if you upload from the phone app. ThumbnailMaker downloads at 1280 × 720, 1080 × 1920 for Shorts, or 3840 × 2160 in 4K.
Another Axiom's fan content policy allows posting videos of you playing on YouTube and doesn't name thumbnails. Its licence for fan content is for non-commercial, community use, it bars the game's IP in advertising, and it says not to put the official logo in the center or imply endorsement. This isn't legal advice; read the policy on anotheraxiom.com.
Yes. ThumbnailMaker runs in a phone's browser, so you can paste the video's link or upload a screenshot from the phone and download the result there.
Writing the brief from a video's link is free with an account. Generating, uploading and editing take a plan: Starter is $12 a month for 400 credits, and one thumbnail or one edit is 10 credits, so about 40 a month.
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The best Gorilla Tag thumbnail makers are compared side by side, free editors included, and the gaming YouTubers page covers Minecraft, Roblox and Fortnite.
ThumbnailMaker is an independent AI thumbnail maker and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Another Axiom. Gorilla Tag is a trademark of its owner and is named here only to describe the kind of video a thumbnail is for.