IPA: /ˈθʌm.neɪl/
KK: /ˈθʌmneɪl/
A small or brief version of something, often used to describe a summary or a small image that represents a larger one.
She created a thumbnail image for the video to attract more viewers.
A small image that represents a larger image or document, often used to make it easier to view or download multiple images at once.
She clicked on the thumbnail to see the full-size picture.
Thumbnail → It is formed from "thumb" (from Old English "þuma", meaning the short, thick digit) and "nail" (from Old English "nægel", meaning a hard covering). The word "thumbnail" refers to a small image or representation that is as small as a thumb's nail.
Think of a small image that is about the size of your 'thumb' — that's why it's called a thumbnail.
No commonly confused words.