TatvaIQ Thumbnails with a character
your viewers recognise.
A channel isn't twenty unrelated pictures — it's the same character in twenty situations. Generate your character once, pin it, and every thumbnail, poster and reel cover after that keeps the same face. Five styles, three frames, about ₹8 an image.
Describe, pin, generate. No prompt engineering.
1 · Start an image project
New project → Thumbnails & Images — or just type "a YouTube thumbnail of…" and the studio opens the right workspace with your description already in the box. Free.
2 · Describe your character
The way you'd brief an artist: "a young creator with round glasses and a red hoodie, excited expression." Pick a style — cinematic, anime, comic, watercolour, or vintage Indian poster. One credit.
3 · Pin the character
Your first image pins itself as the reference. From then on, every image keeps the same face — new scene, new pose, new expression, same person. Unpin or re-pin any image whenever you like.
4 · Generate every scene
"Pointing in shock at a giant robot." "Holding a trophy in the rain." Choose the frame per image: 16:9 for YouTube, 1:1 for posts, 9:16 for reel covers.
5 · Download clean PNGs
Full-size downloads are free, and images come with no text baked in — your title goes on top in your own font, in your own editor, in your own language.
And it's one studio
The same credits buy narration, music and video. The character you made for thumbnails can front a whole faceless channel — script, voice and story video live one tab away.
One credit per image. Everything else is free.
An image is 1 credit ≈ ₹8. The one-time ₹99 Trial Pack is 15 credits — a character and fourteen scenes. Downloads, deletions, pinning and re-pinning cost nothing, and the free demo's 3 credits are enough to see your character exist.
Free, always
Downloading full-size PNGs. Deleting images. Pinning and unpinning the character. Describing images in any language the studio speaks.
Charged
Generating an image — 1 credit each, whether it's the first or the fiftieth. No subscriptions required to start: the ₹99 pack never expires.
Shared balance
Credits are studio-wide: the balance that makes your thumbnails also narrates your videos at 1 credit per finished minute. One wallet, every format.
Worth being straight about.
Not a photo editor
It generates new images from a description. It doesn't retouch your photographs, crop, or lay out text. The PNG goes into the editor you already use.
No text in the image
Deliberate. AI-rendered lettering is the fastest way for a thumbnail to look AI-made. Your typography stays yours, on top of a clean image.
Consistent, not cloned
The pinned reference keeps your character clearly the same person across images — face, build, overall look. It is character consistency for a channel identity, not a pixel-for-pixel copy machine, and it never clones real people's identities from names alone.
Questions creators ask.
How does the same-character feature work?
Generate a character once and that image is pinned as the reference. Every image generated while it's pinned is created with the reference attached, so the face and overall look stay recognisably the same person across new scenes and poses. Unpin any time, or pin a different gallery image instead.
What does an image cost?
One credit ≈ ₹8, per image. Downloads and deletions are free. The ₹99 Trial Pack is 15 credits (15 images) and never expires; the Google free demo includes 3 credits to try it.
What sizes can I generate?
Wide 16:9 framed like a YouTube thumbnail, square 1:1 for posts, and vertical 9:16 for reel and Shorts covers — chosen per image, at the same price.
Does it put text on the thumbnail?
No — images are generated clean. You add the title in your own editor, in your own font and language, which is also why the images don't look AI-made at a glance.
Can I describe images in Hindi?
Yes — describe the image in the language you think in. The output is a picture, so the language of your prompt changes nothing about the price.
Can I use the images on a monetised channel?
Yes. What you generate is yours to use commercially — thumbnails, posters, paid promotion — on the Trial Pack and every paid plan.