Thumbnails

See every version of a film's thumbnail side by side, choose a direction, and send precise notes for the next one.

What the page shows

Thumbnails reads the selected film's thumbnail folder: the current thumbnail and its earlier versions. Click any version for a full-screen view.

Compare and choose

Compare puts two or three versions next to each other, at the size people will actually see them. Mark the one closest to what you want as the visual target, so the next version builds on it rather than starting over.

Send corrections

Write a correction in the box: composition, type, lighting, object scale. Each note is tied to the exact version you were looking at, so there's no confusion about which one you meant. The note goes to Chat, where your agent makes the next version with the image tools and skills it already has.

New versions appear beside the old ones. Nothing is overwritten, so the version you liked is still there.

What Swiftbird doesn't do here

It doesn't generate images itself. Your agent does, with its own tools.
A version being "current" isn't the same as approved for publication. That decision stays yours, and you make it when you prepare the upload in Publishing.

Last reviewed 28 September 2026 against the Swiftbird prototype of 27 September 2026. Still stuck? Contact support.