floral timber
I just finished up this thumbnail for a video in which I am opening the boxes pictures. I would like to know if you believe the boxes pop enough, generally is the contrast and coloration adequate. Essentially is this something that, if you were interested in pokemon card videos, would get you to at least click to see what I get from the boxes?
elder knoll
I just finished up this thumbnail for a video in which I am opening the boxes pi...
Unboxing videos are rarely my type of content so my feedback will probably be a bit skewed. But the avatar and the product in question being shown is good enough! Though I think in this day and age, you may need to make either or both pop out a bit more. I'm not experienced in ANY sense but for my thumbnail that I recently did—I made a faint but noticeable outline. It's bright enough that you can see it at first glance without paying attention, but it's not bright enough to be obnoxious.
Again, unboxing is not my type of content but that's my opinion!
indigo charm
For me, it was very hard for me see that you show five different ones. The way they are presented right now, they melt abit together. I think if you would make them smaller but with more space in-between, it would actually help to recognize them faster.
Do you like to use A/B testing? You could experiment around and have one thumbnail version like this (with more space between the boxes), another one only showing the boxes & maybe some text like "100 Cards" (or however many you revealed) and maybe one showing how much you paid for the boxes and something like "cards value ?" or something like that? People like money and I could see the version 1 working with people who are really into pokemon cards & know the boxes, while the 2nd and 3rd option would also grab my attention as someone who's not that much into it. Simply because I'd be interested in seeing a lot of cards shown at once or how much money that actually is (IF one would resell them).