Thumbnails have a significant impact on the success of videos on YouTube and because of this, content creators tend to test out the best callouts for their videos whenever possible on the platform. But unfortunately the social network does not offer many tools for these tests, something that the platform Google want to reach out with a brand new feature that will allow a creator to upload multiple callout images in a video and see which one works best with their audience.

Test Thumbnails on YouTube

Thanks to the video posted on Insider for authors — the official channel on the social network where developers share the main news of the platform — the company announces that it will soon start making this feature available”Test and Compare” (Test and Compare), which will allow you to upload up to three thumbnails and is initially intended only for a limited number of content creators.

With this new feature, users will not only be able to submit more than one thumbnail for their videos, YouTube also showcases the performance of each of these art forms to attract viewers:

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As indicated edgebeing able to test thumbnails is a resource highly sought after by users, with several creators using third-party tools or conducting surveys on social media such as twitter to find out which one grabs your audience’s attention the most.

In this first version of the platform resourcea will display the percentage of time viewed that each thumbnail selected by the user will be converted. While this is one of the main metrics of the platform, it is expected that in the future this new feature will also display other data, such as whether this art has attracted more subscribers or new users.

Initially YouTube will make this feature available to a small number of content creators in the coming months. platform Google says it will release this feature to all users only next year.

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