Text Behind for Beauty & Makeup Thumbnails

Keep the face and product visible while adding stylish text behind. Perfect for tutorials, reviews, and transformations.

Tips for Beauty Creators

Sizes: 1280×720 or 1920×1080; ensure the face and product remain unobstructed.
Hooks: concise, elegant wording; avoid shouting caps unless brand voice requires it.
Contrast: thin stroke for light backgrounds; avoid color clashes with skin tones.

Washed out text: increase contrast or add a subtle shadow; adjust color to complement skin tones.
Overlaps on eyes/product: move headline slightly; reduce size; keep focal features clear.
Busy background: simplify or blur lightly; shorten the hook.

How do I keep skin tones natural with text?

Avoid clashing colors. Use soft shadows and thin strokes; keep text away from cheeks and eyes.

Best fonts for beauty thumbnails?

Clean display fonts or elegant sans‑serifs; avoid overly heavy weights that dominate the subject.

Tips for Beauty Creators

Use soft shadows and thin strokes for a refined look.

Keep skin tones natural; avoid color clashes with text.

Place product and eyes fully visible; avoid overlaps.

Use pastel or high-contrast palettes depending on brand style.

Sizes: 1280×720 or 1920×1080; ensure the face and product remain unobstructed.
Hooks: concise, elegant wording; avoid shouting caps unless brand voice requires it.
Contrast: thin stroke for light backgrounds; avoid color clashes with skin tones.

Washed out text: increase contrast or add a subtle shadow; adjust color to complement skin tones.
Overlaps on eyes/product: move headline slightly; reduce size; keep focal features clear.
Busy background: simplify or blur lightly; shorten the hook.

FAQ

How do I keep skin tones natural with text?

Avoid clashing colors. Use soft shadows and thin strokes; keep text away from cheeks and eyes.

Best fonts for beauty thumbnails?

Clean display fonts or elegant sans‑serifs; avoid overly heavy weights that dominate the subject.