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youtube-thumbnails

This skill should be used when the user asks to "create YouTube thumbnails", "generate thumbnails", "make video thumbnails", or needs AI-generated thumbnail images via Google Gemini for YouTube videos. Covers prompt engineering, image generation, compression, and upload to YouTube Studio.

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# YouTube Thumbnail Generation via Gemini

## Overview
Generate custom YouTube thumbnails using Google Gemini's image generation (Pro mode). Each thumbnail is a 1280x720 image with bold text overlays, thematic visuals, and branding.

## Step-by-Step Workflow

### 1. Gather Video Info
For each video that needs a thumbnail, collect:
- **Title** (already set on YouTube)
- **Content type**: "AI in Action" weekly jam or "Paper Club" reading
- **Topic summary**: What was presented/demoed (from frame extraction or title)
- **Presenter name** (optional, for subtitle text)
- **Date** in `D Mon YYYY` format
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