Signal without direction
Trend lists show what is moving, but they do not explain which promise, frame, or visual hierarchy fits your next upload.
studio · livecreatumb · v0.5
Eleven niches shipped from one studioTrends become clicks,
Trends become clicks,
in one creative pipeline.
YouTube's rising signals turn into titles, thumbnails and editable creative packs — shipped from one studio.
trend → brief → frame·11 niches mapped·psd-grade layer export
youtube.com / your channel
The problem
Creator teams are not missing another generator.
They are missing a shared creative system.
Creatumb is designed around the messy part before the image exists: deciding the promise, choosing the frame, making the text readable, and keeping every output tied to the reason it should earn a click.
Ideas split across tools
A thumbnail starts in chat, moves to notes, jumps into image generation, then gets rebuilt in an editor. Context leaks at every handoff.
Flat output is hard to revise
Creators need text, subject, background, effects and export variants separated enough to edit after the first generation lands.
System map
One production pack, eight connected decisions.
Every primitive is on the same canvas — designed to hand off cleanly to the next stage instead of breaking context.
Trend intelligence
Market movement becomes a focused readout: opportunity, risk, repeated hooks and visual patterns worth testing.
Studio chat
The creator explains the goal in normal language. Creatumb turns that intent into the next creative action.
Decision brief
Every output is tied to an angle, viewer emotion, copy rule, subject treatment and mobile readability target.
Title and copy hooks
Titles and thumbnail text are generated together so the promise stays consistent across the package.
Thumbnail variants
Generate multiple directions with clear differences instead of four versions of the same vague idea.
Layer map
Subject, background, headline, texture and export settings are kept ready for editor handoff.
Localization
Translate thumbnail copy while preserving tone, length, layout and readability inside the same visual system.
Clean workspace
Projects, outputs, active jobs and final decisions stay visible without turning the dashboard into noise.
Thumbnail atlas
Eleven niches. One studio.
Real frames pulled out of the pipeline — same brief engine, eleven different vocabularies.
./atlas · 11 frames live
Pricing preview
Simple plans for creators, studios and agencies.
Final limits can be tuned later from real usage. The homepage keeps pricing clear without turning the page into a busy dashboard.
Creator
For solo channels testing titles and thumbnail directions.
$19/mo
Studio chat
Trend scan
Title packs
Thumbnail variants
Studio
For teams shipping more videos with shared project context.
$49/mo
Everything in Creator
Layer maps
Translation
Team workspace
Agency
For multi-channel operators that need repeatable creative systems.
Custom
Multi-brand context
Priority jobs
Review workflows
Custom limits
FAQ
A few clear answers before users enter the workspace.
The page explains enough of the system to make the product feel concrete without exposing every internal provider detail.
What does Creatumb actually do?+
Creatumb turns YouTube trend signals into a structured creative brief, then ships titles, thumbnail variants and editable layered packs from a single studio. You describe the video, Creatumb writes the brief, generates the frame, and hands you something you can still edit.
Do I need a YouTube API key to start?+
No. You can use the studio with sample trend data and your own briefs. Connecting a YouTube API key (or an Apify token as a fallback) unlocks live trend ingestion for your channel and competitors.
Can I edit a generated thumbnail or is it final?+
Every render lands as PSD-grade layers — subject cutout, headline lockup, accent shapes, background. Swap the face, retype the headline, switch the accent color. Nothing is locked into one flat image.
How does translation keep the layout intact?+
The Translate module replaces only the text layers and re-typesets headlines so the new language fits the same visual rhythm. Subject placement, palette and grid stay identical, so the TR / EN / ES / JP versions read as one A/B pack instead of four redesigns.
What does it cost?+
Three plans — Creator, Studio and Agency. Pricing lives one section above this FAQ, and the limits will be tuned as real usage data comes in.