Thumbnails don’t have to scream to stand out.

Hide tiny details that reward a second look.

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We keep thumbnails catchy by layering in small details people might notice on a second look.

Sometimes that means hiding something like a bat.

The goal is to make our designs feel different instead of just copying what YouTube says is popular, as part of building our identity over time.

- Catchy thumbnails can come from subtle, intentional details - Hidden “Easter eggs” encourage viewers to look closer - Example: hiding a bat in a thumbnail - We aim to be different rather than follow what’s “popular” - Consistent choices help build a recognizable identity - Thumbnail design is part of an ongoing identity-building process

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