Finish the composition
Choose the layout and adjust crop, zoom, position, rotation, spacing, background, borders, and labels for every region.
Create & share
How to export multiple videos as one split-screen video
Arrange and synchronize the views first, then render the complete workspace as one video instead of exporting separate clips.
Quick answer
Open Split-Screen Export from the toolbar after the layout looks the way you want. Choose the output ratio, resolution, frame rate, bitrate, visual treatment, clip ranges, and audio mix, preview the result, then render one shareable file.
Step by step
Arrange and synchronize the views first, then render the complete workspace as one video instead of exporting separate clips.
Set clip timing
Select trim ranges and playback speed for individual videos. Keep Sync Points enabled when the comparison depends on aligned action.
Choose video and audio settings
Set aspect ratio, resolution, frame rate, bitrate, audible sources, volume, fades, BGM, and optional watermark text.
Preview and export
Create a short preview when needed, resolve any warnings, then render and share the completed split-screen video.
Make it work better
Small choices make a clearer workspace.
Match the destination
Choose 9:16 for many vertical platforms, 16:9 for landscape video, or a custom/current ratio when the existing composition matters.
Avoid unnecessary resolution
Use the resolution viewers will actually see; higher settings take longer and create larger files.
Plan the audio hierarchy
Decide whether one source, several balanced sources, narration, or BGM should lead before starting the full render.
Split Screen Player
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Arrange and synchronize the views first, then render the complete workspace as one video instead of exporting separate clips.
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