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So even says hi, watching your video instruction, you said we need a YouTube thumbnail.

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My questions are, do we need different thumbnails for each video?

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Well, should I use the same thumbnail for all of my videos for branding purposes?

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That's question number one.

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So I would recommend if you're creating YouTube videos specifically, then you should create different

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thumbnails for each video.

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And, you know, make sure that you have some kind of common themes so that people just looking while

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each thumbnails different.

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You know, you have the same theme or the same kind of look to each thumbnail in some form or fashion.

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You can look to my YouTube videos specifically if you need, you know, kind of guidance on this, or

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you can specifically just go to the thumbnail section of the course where I pretty much outline every

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single thing that I do to create thumbnails like very, very quickly.

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And you can replicate that process.

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They're going to look professional.

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They're going to look great.

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They take very, very little time to actually create them.

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And you'll kind of take from, you know, go from beginner to master very, very quickly just watching

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that section.

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And then you can kind of mix and match thumbnails and create new thumbnails for every video.

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But they're gonna have the same common themes so people will know that they're your videos if they see

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them below or on the sidebar.

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Their second question is, when I do make my own video, do I need to put the thumbnail into my videos

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to the front of the video?

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Or is it a separate image, just the stand out?

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Don't include it in my videos at all.

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So great question even.

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This is a question I get asked all the time.

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So I wanted to cover this.

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And he asked Brian Sexual.

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So people always ask me like, do I need to put the thumbnail in the very beginning of my video when

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I'm editing so that it shows up as the thumbnail picture on YouTube.

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And the answer is no, you don't need to do that.

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There's actually a place in the back end of YouTube where you can upload the thumbnail when you actually

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click to upload your video.

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Then once you're in creative studio in the back end, there's a little place, it's a little square

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that says upload thumbnail.

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You can upload your own custom thumbnail there.

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You don't need to put it in the beginning of your video in editing and then export it.

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What you just need to do is upload that image in the back of YouTube when you're uploading videos.