Picture-in-Picture
Picture-in-Picture (PiP) is a two-layer scene where one source fills the screen and a second source appears as a small window in one corner.
Creating a PiP scene
- Open the Scenes panel
- Tap Create Scene
- Select Picture-in-Picture
- Name the scene (e.g., “Speaker + Slides”)
- Assign sources:
- Layer 1 (background): The main/large source (e.g., presentation slides)
- Layer 2 (PiP window): The small source (e.g., speaker camera)
Default layout
- Layer 1: Full frame —
(0, 0, 1, 1) - Layer 2: Small corner window — 25% of the frame, positioned in the bottom-right
Customizing the PiP window
You can adjust the PiP window’s position and size by editing Layer 2’s frame:
| Position | Frame values |
|---|---|
| Bottom-right (default) | (0.73, 0.73, 0.25, 0.25) |
| Bottom-left | (0.02, 0.73, 0.25, 0.25) |
| Top-right | (0.73, 0.02, 0.25, 0.25) |
| Top-left | (0.02, 0.02, 0.25, 0.25) |
| Larger (33%) | Adjust width/height to 0.33 |
| Smaller (15%) | Adjust width/height to 0.15 |
Common use cases
- Speaker + presentation — Slides full-screen, speaker in the corner
- Gameplay + facecam — Game footage full-screen, face camera in the corner
- Interview + B-roll — B-roll full-screen, interviewer in the corner
- Reaction content — Main video full-screen, reaction camera in the corner
Tips
- Match the content — Put the most important visual full-screen, and the supporting view in the PiP window
- Avoid covering important content — Position the PiP window where it won’t obscure key information in the background
- Swap sources — To swap which source is full-screen and which is PiP, edit the layer source assignments