The Individual Analysis is the way to try thumbiq before committing to anything. You send us a video, and you receive the same kind of report we use with any channel: what's working in your thumbnail, title and description, what isn't, and what to change first.
You see the full report on one of your videos and decide afterwards whether it's useful to you.
A launch, a video you feel is key, or one that isn't performing as expected.
If you haven't uploaded the video yet, the analysis tells you what to adjust while you can still change it.
A good starting point for defining the visual style of a new format.
The image as a JPG or PNG, exactly as you will use or used it in the video.
The video title, exactly as it appears or will appear on YouTube.
Without it the description D Score can't be calculated; with it, the report evaluates it in full.
If it's already published, views, likes, duration and date help put the analysis in context.
A PDF report of up to 16 pages, with visuals and prioritized recommendations. Each section has its own page with more detail:
How well your thumbnail communicates according to a published academic model, with every variable explained.
Six dimensions that explain why a thumbnail does — or doesn't — earn the click.
How clear and emotional it is, and whether it's aligned with what the thumbnail promises.
Whether your first lines, your keywords and your structure are helping the video.
If your thumbnail uses a creative device, it evaluates how original it is and how clearly it is understood.
The highest-impact changes, in order, so you know where to start.
You send your thumbnail and title by email to contacto@thumbiq.io. No forms or external platforms.
We review it with the full system, adapted to the type of content (with a person, product, editorial or place-based).
We send you the PDF within 48 hours at most.
You apply the changes that make sense to you. If you want to go further, we'll talk about it.
It is a diagnosis of one video: it tells you which visual and text signals work for or against you. It doesn't promise a number of views and it doesn't replace your judgment about your own content — it's a tool to decide better.