There’s now a lot more happening inside YouTube Studio, from figuring out what to make next to deciding which version of a video is actually worth publishing.
New Insights and Research tools can help creators spot patterns in their performance and find videos that are already performing well. Ask Studio can also give feedback on things like pacing, structure and storytelling, while Dynamic Thumbnails gives creators more ways to test how a video is presented.
And YouTube isn’t stopping at thumbnails. After more than 40 million title and thumbnail experiments, it’s preparing to let creators test up to three different video cuts. That means teams can compare the actual video and see which version gets the better response.
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