Cyan Studio

Member since Dec 2025

28 ideas • 80 total upvotes

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AuDHD is Me: Looks so tasty, I like the close up detail

Paddy The YT: I think the 1st one highlights the main top the most and looks the least AI so probably that would get me to click the most

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1 vote 25%

RomantasyFanatic: I prefer this style, but use this as a guide and build your own. AI thumbnails are easy to spot, and people get uncomfortable with AI usage. Replace the person with your own face too.

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1 vote 25%

The Footy's On: For me, the flags probably play an important part. I don't like the middle one because the guy is too generic and looks obvious AI. But the one of the right, straight away, you can make the comparison you are trying to go for. Maybe a fusion of the left one with flags?

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Title

London vs Guangzhou Har Gow – Which Is Better?

Category

Cooking & Food

Description

Compare Har Gow in London and Guangzhou

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Paddy The YT

Aug 18, 2026 08:09 (edited)

Is London famous for Har Gow? Thats the prawn one right. I am assuming its about chinatown menu. That thumbnail actually does catch my eye because the dumpling wrapper and feeling look different. I imagine if you added your channel logo or something in the corner, people could associate it to your brand better
1 month ago
Void Content

Aug 18, 2026 08:20 (edited)

I think the London angle actually makes it more interesting because Har Gow is so strongly associated with Cantonese food, so you're comparing somewhere close to the source with how it's represented abroad. I'd probably use the flags in the thumbnail too. Without them I understood it was a dumpling comparison, but not immediately that it was London vs Guangzhou.
1 month ago
My Little Horse

Sep 28, 2026 22:53

These options change several things at once: flags, the person, and how close the dumpling is. If you want the vote to teach you what actually earns the click, could you test two versions with the same Har Gow shot and change just one element? Then a winner tells you something more useful than “people liked this whole image.”
1 week ago