Realistic Thumbnails I Made in 2025 🪄

find 3 eggs in this thumbnail🥚

enjoying the Last Moments before AI Replaces my job 🙂

it's a joke btw.

made this in 7.3 seconds with ai

Recent Client A/B Test 🪄. which one do you prefer?

Recent Thumbnail for Alexa Rivera 🪄. Initial Photo → Final Thumbnail

YouTube Thumbnail I designed 🪄. Before → After

Recent Thumbnail for Alexa Rivera 🪄

These are key parts @neoxvisions and I focus on with our clients to get results like this. If you’re serious about scaling your YouTube channel with strategy:. Apply to work with us:

7. Public Humiliation = Drama. It’s not just a game. It’s a grown man getting dropped by a kid, on a stage, with a crowd. That adds embarrassment, which adds emotional stakes.

6. Crowd's Reaction. The crowd makes the moment feel bigger and important. That moment makes the viewer click — seeing everyone freak out makes them want to see how it got to that point.

5. Leading Lines. The viewer’s eyes follow the crowd and move like this:. Defender & Crowd → Kid & Text. That’s called visual hierarchy.

4. Text + Arrow. It tells you what’s shocking before you process the image. - The arrow points at the kid, so there’s zero confusion.- The text adds clarity: the kid is indeed insanely young. In 1 second your brain knows that something insane just happened.

3. Contrast & Colors. The Kid is dressed in bright red and the defender in blue (complimentary colors). The crowd could have been dressed in brightly colored clothes too. But doing so would take the attention away from the kid and defender - and create multiple, scattered focus

2. Known Scenery. The background is a regular school gym — everyone recognizes it. That makes the moment feel real and believable. People trust what they understand and have experienced before.

The thumbnail INSTANTLY raises questions in our minds:. Who is this 10yo kid?.Who is the defender?.How did the Kid get so good?.How did that happen?. The only way you can satisfy your curiosity is by CLICKING - you have no other choice.

Let's start with the obvious: Unexpected Twist. A 10-year-old crosses up a grown man. It’s unexpected — and that’s what stops the scroll. The twist makes the viewer think, “Wait… how did that happen?”

First of all, this is the video I worked on with DCHeat. It's done 4567% more than the channel's average views. So what made it such an outlier for us?

This client video did 9.3 million views. Biggest outlier on the channel by far. Here’s the exact strategy behind it (so you can steal it): 🧵