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How to generate 16:9 and 9:16 thumbnail batches from a table with Kition

Fill a table of campaign messages and let AI fields create linked thumbnail variants for each record.

Credentials. Face photos are personal images, so confirm you have permission to use each one and check where your configured AI service stores them.

Who it is forA marketing or content lead who needs many thumbnail variants for a campaign and wants a review sheet for the batch.

The problemProducing and tracking thumbnail variants across channels in chat tools scatters files and loses which message each one came from.

The outcomeA table where each record holds its key message, content type, and linked 16:9 and 9:16 thumbnails for review.

What you need first

  • A macOS, Windows, or Linux (experimental x86_64) computer to install the desktop app from GitHub Releases
  • A model or account setup inside Kition for the Agent and AI fields (the README mentions model and account settings but does not detail the providers)
  • For source builds only: Node.js 22.19.0, pnpm 10.33.0, Rust (stable), and the Tauri system prerequisites for your platform
  • Back up important workspaces before relying on the beta app

Steps

  1. Install the Kition desktop build from GitHub Releases.
  2. Create a table with typed fields for the key message, content type, and intended emotion.
  3. Add a face photo attachment and AI fields for 16:9 and 9:16 thumbnail variants.
  4. Enter one record per campaign message and let the AI fields generate the variants.
  5. Review the generated thumbnails in the table and regenerate any record that misses the brief.

Prompt for your agent

In the Kition desktop app, open the table <table name> with campaign messages and AI thumbnail fields. Ask the Agent to list each record whose 16:9 or 9:16 variant is missing, and confirm the list before regenerating anything.

Caveat. The README names 16:9 and 9:16 variants as an example scenario, so check the actual generated outputs against your brief before publishing.

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