Draw the composition
Mark the subject, text area, arrows, circles, or any visual relationship that matters to the thumbnail.
Draw the subject, text area, arrows, circles, or composition you have in mind. TubNexa helps turn that rough layout into a polished original thumbnail direction.
For creators who can see the composition before they have the time or tools to finish it.

You do not need to know the final colors, lighting, or typography to communicate a composition. The sketch workflow keeps your placement and visual intention visible while TubNexa develops the image around it.
Mark the subject, text area, arrows, circles, or any visual relationship that matters to the thumbnail.
Use the rough image as a layout signal so the generated direction respects the way you want the frame to read.
Generate a clean original thumbnail and inspect whether the final image still communicates your first idea.
Polish is useful when it makes the original idea clearer, not when it hides the reason you drew the sketch in the first place.
Open the AnalyzerMark the largest subject and the intended reading order.
Leave safe space for a headline if the thumbnail needs text.
Use arrows and circles to communicate relationships, not decoration.
Keep the sketch simple enough for the main idea to remain unambiguous.
Review the result at small size and refine the layout if the subject gets lost.
No. A rough layout with simple shapes and notes is enough to communicate the composition you want to explore.
Yes. You can upload a sketch image or use the in-app sketch canvas to define the layout.
The workflow is designed to use your sketch as composition guidance while rebuilding the image as a polished original thumbnail.
Yes. Thumbnail text can be enabled or disabled in the workspace settings.
No inflated promises. Just a better place to begin.