Analyze thumbnails for clickability

Yes. Paste a YouTube video URL and Pictaar will import the public thumbnail for analysis. This is useful when you want to review an existing upload, compare older thumbnails, or evaluate a video before changing its visual.

Yes. You can upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP thumbnail directly. This is best for unpublished thumbnails, A/B test concepts, client drafts, or designs you want to check before posting.

Focus measures how quickly the main subject attracts attention. Clarity measures whether the viewer can understand the idea at a glance. Click Trigger measures whether the thumbnail creates enough curiosity, emotion, contrast, or tension to make someone stop scrolling and click.

The attention heatmap visualizes where a viewer is most likely to look first. It helps you identify the strongest focal points, weak areas, competing elements, and whether the face, object, text, or payoff is carrying the frame clearly enough.

No. The score is a creative diagnostic, not a guaranteed CTR prediction. Actual performance also depends on the title, topic, audience, channel trust, timing, packaging, and competition in the feed. Use the score to find visual weaknesses before publishing, not as an absolute performance forecast.

Thumbnail generation uses credits. Thumbnail analysis is designed as a separate optimization workflow, so you can review thumbnails before deciding whether to improve or regenerate them.

Use the suggestions as an editing checklist. The most useful changes usually improve hierarchy, contrast, facial expression, text readability, subject separation, or the strength of the visual hook. After editing, you can analyze the next version again to compare the result.