Add Object

Thumbnails are built from props: the arrow, the red circle, the stack of cash, the trophy, the mystery box. Add Object puts those props into a photo you already have. You name the object and the location — 'a red arrow' and 'pointing at the laptop', 'a gold trophy' and 'on the shelf behind me' — and the tool adds it with matching perspective and light while keeping everything else in the image the same. The aspect ratio is preserved.

Two fields make it precise. The first is what to add, described as a thing: 'a floating question mark', 'a small cartoon cat', 'a neon sign that says LIVE'. The second is where, described relative to what is in the photo: 'on the desk to my left', 'above my head', 'in the top-right corner'. Objects that have to carry text should be kept to a word or two; for larger text treatments Text Behind Object and YouTube Thumbnail Maker are the better tools.

It also fixes the thing you forgot to shoot: the product that was meant to be on the table, the mug for the coffee sponsor, the controller for the gaming channel. Add it, then send the result to Reframe for the other platform sizes. Its mirror image is Object Remover, which takes things out with the same one-sentence control. A run is 4 credits at Standard; Pro gives cleaner edges on small objects.