It may be a few extra steps but it always gives me a Thumbnail that has a little something extra. Once I get it back to PicMonkey I can resize it for YouTube ( 641 x 341 pixels) and simply upload it as a Custom Thumbnail during my YouTube editing. Then it is as easy as sending that final image back to my MacBook and completing the last needed touches in PicMonkey. I screen capture my desired thumbnail image in iMovie then AirDrop it to my phone where I can have a bit of extra fun editing on some of my favorite Apps. This is a way to share photos from any Apple device (including my MacBook) straight to my phone. Okay before we get started I know what you’re wondering: How do I use Apps from my phone to edit YouTube Thumbnails from my laptop? Well the great thing about having an iPhone is the AirDrop ability.
So here are my Top 10 Apps for YouTube Thumbnail Editing. That’s when I discovered that sometimes using a ‘collage’ of different Apps can help.
There are times when iMovie or even PicMonkey aren’t enough to bring my YouTube Videos to the point I want them to be.
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