Keavix
Checked and updated 22 September 2026

YouTube thumbnail downloader at max resolution.

Grab the cover image from any YouTube video — max-res 1280 × 720 where it exists, plus the smaller sizes YouTube generates.

Up to 1280 × 720JPGAll generated sizes
No account, no emailFile sizes shown before you downloadNothing stored on our serversWorks in a phone browser

Every size YouTube makes

Max-res first

If the uploader supplied a full-size cover, it's the first row. Otherwise the largest that genuinely exists is.

Smaller sizes listed

High, medium and default variants are there too, for when you need a lightweight version.

No re-compression

You get YouTube's own JPG, byte for byte — not a screenshot or a re-saved copy.

Instant

Thumbnails are a direct fetch, so there's no processing queue and no progress bar to watch.

The thumbnail sizes YouTube generates

Every video gets the same set of derived images. Which ones exist depends on what the uploader supplied.

NameDimensionsTypical sizeAlways available?
Max-res1280 × 720≈ 142 KBOnly if a large cover was uploaded
High640 × 480≈ 61 KBYes
Medium320 × 180≈ 18 KBYes
Default120 × 90≈ 5 KBYes

Thumbnail download specs

FormatJPGYouTube's own file, byte for byte — no re-compression
Max size1280 × 720Where the uploader supplied a cover that large
DeliveryInstantA direct fetch, so there's no processing queue
ShortsSupportedPortrait crops rather than designed artwork

How to download a YouTube thumbnail

01

Copy the YouTube link

Any watch, Shorts or playlist URL — desktop address bar or the Share sheet in the app.

02

Paste it above

You'll see the title, length and every resolution the uploader actually published, with sizes.

03

Download

Pick a rung and save. No account, no watermark, no install.

Thumbnail downloader FAQ

Still stuck? Read the guides or mail us.

YouTube only generates the 1280 × 720 file when the uploader provided a large enough cover. Older or auto-thumbnailed videos may top out lower.

Not without permission — the image belongs to whoever made it. Reference and study are one thing; reuse is another.

Yes, though Shorts covers are portrait crops of the video rather than designed artwork.

JPG, exactly as YouTube stores it.

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