Frame Highlights Covers in 16:9, 1:1, and 9:16
Covers are prepared in 16:9, 1:1, and 9:16, and each ratio can be selected or unselected on the task. Cover adoption describes the current workspace and does not publish the image.
Covers in 16:9, 1:1, and 9:16
Frame Highlights prepares covers in three ratios: 16:9, 1:1, and 9:16. The landing page lists that capability beside batch upload, analysis templates, highlight recommendations, the asset library, and task review. The product page is https://ajuno.xibalans.com/image-video-processing/ . All three ratios show up as cover results on the task so the team can keep or drop them for the way the material will be used. They are not combined into one external post.
16:9 is the wide frame, 1:1 is the square frame, and 9:16 is the tall frame. The product states these three and does not add a fourth ratio in the description. 封面高清增强 is a checkbox on the upload step. It can be checked before analysis, but it does not replace the per-ratio decision on the task detail, and it does not send the cover out of the workspace.
An MCN team that needs a wide thumbnail, a square thumbnail, and a vertical thumbnail can look at the same task and judge each ratio on its own. The analysis still belongs to the template that was confirmed before the files were chosen. Changing ratios later is a selection on the task, not a new upload, and not a publish action.
Select or unselect each ratio on the task detail
On the task detail, the cover for each ratio can be selected or unselected on its own. The status reads 已选定 or 已取消 for that ratio's cover. Unselecting 9:16 is not described as automatically unselecting 16:9 or 1:1, because the action is per ratio. A team can keep the wide cover, drop the tall cover, or select all three. The decision happens on this page.
已选定 only means that ratio's cover was kept on the task. 已取消 only means that ratio was unselected. Neither status is a live state on an external platform. 封面采纳率 on the workbench and on the dashboard describes cover adoption. If a specific rate is on screen, it is a snapshot of the current workspace. It is not a fixed value for every task.
The three ratios can therefore end the review in different states. One task might keep 16:9 and 1:1 while 9:16 is 已取消. Another task might cancel every ratio. The page does not collapse those choices into a single cover score that forces the other ratios to follow. Reviewers should look at the status beside the ratio they mean.
Cover adoption appears in two places
The workbench's four figures include 封面采纳率, next to 素材总数, 待确认片段, and 精彩采纳率. The dashboard cards include 封面采纳率 as well, and the range can be 近 7 天, 近 15 天, or 近 30 天. The name matches, the scope does not. The workbench is the current workspace at a glance. The dashboard is a review over the selected number of days.
待确认片段 is about recommended clips that have not been accepted yet, not about covers. Covers are selected or unselected per ratio. Do not merge accept-or-reject for clips with 已选定 and 已取消 for covers into one control. 精彩采纳率 and 封面采纳率 are separate so the two results can be read separately. A percentage on either side only describes the workspace on the screen at that time. It does not describe views or payments.
Switching the dashboard from seven days to thirty days can change the card, because the window changed. That change is still a snapshot of the current workspace for the window you picked. It is not evidence that a cover ratio has been posted, and it is not a standard rate every team should expect to copy.
Covers and highlight clips are handled apart
Highlight clips come from recommendations that combine motion, audio, faces, shot density, and image quality. Their review action is accept or reject, one by one. Covers come from the multi-ratio results. Their review action is select or unselect per ratio. 封面高清增强 on upload only marks the enhancement option on the cover path. It does not rewrite the five signals, and it does not turn the default template weights into a cover rule.
The asset library keeps cover images, and it also keeps highlight clips, full videos, and subtitle files. Category tabs are 全部, 图片, 视频, and 字幕. Finer types include cover, video, segment, and subtitle. A cover image is the cover type. Accepting a clip does not mean all three cover ratios on the same task are selected. Selecting one cover ratio does not mean every recommended clip was accepted.
Because the paths are separate, a task can hold a selected 1:1 cover and still list recommended clips as pending. The workbench can show both 精彩采纳率 and 封面采纳率 at the same time for that reason. One rate moving does not by itself explain the other. Open the task if the decision needs to be about a ratio or about a clip.
A cover settles as an asset only after it is chosen
For a cover to become a team asset, it needs to be selected in review and saved the way the library saves assets. The task detail can 保存为素材, and assets can also be saved in a batch by task. Inside the library, status is 启用 or 归档. The list can be filtered by 合集, and the page size is 24. All of that is organization inside the workspace, not publishing to an external platform.
The three ratios are candidates and choices, not three placements that go live on their own. An MCN team can keep 16:9, 1:1, or 9:16 according to its own channel habits, while the Frame Highlights path stops at selection, saving, and review. The dashboard's asset mix includes 封面 beside 精彩片段 and 素材, so the team can look back at composition. It does not promise exposure.
Recent assets on the workbench can surface a cover after it has been saved. The shortcut 素材资产库 opens the library where that cover can be browsed with the other settled files. Until save, a selected ratio is a decision on the task. The product does not describe that decision as an upload to another site.
Does unselecting one ratio unselect the other two?
No. The task detail selects or unselects per ratio. 已选定 and 已取消 refer to that ratio's cover.
Does Frame Highlights post the cover to an outside platform?
No. Frame Highlights does not publish to external platforms. Covers stay on the task and in the asset library for the team to use later.