Add stickers to video

Place the brand sticker of the coffee cup at screen-right, pinned to the speaker’s mug from 00:08–00:15. Add the 'Swipe up' animated sticker at 00:28 anchored to the lower center during the CTA. Check playback on a phone frame to ensure the stickers don’t overlap the caption area.

Before I finalize, make the sticker use approval-ready: create two compositions — one with the decorative sticker on the table and one with it minimized in the corner — and annotate any frames where the sticker occludes facial features or on-screen text. Recommend which placement has higher click-through based on similar past posts.

I stuck a playful sticker near the speaker and only noticed on the exported thumbnail that it covers their eyes. The team says eyes must be visible for trust. I can move the sticker, shrink it, or remove it. What choice keeps engagement without breaking the trust signal, and how fast can I resave and replace the thumbnail?

Over multiple campaigns, our instinct to add big, branded stickers for 'fun' is costing us trust in the thumbnail and lowering click rates. Is this a creative habit, a brief that rewards decoration, or lack of thumbnail checks? Recommend one change in the brief and one quick checklist item to stop stickers from sabotaging performance.