Picture-in-Picture Style Video Effect

# Picture-in-Picture Style Video Effect

About Picture-in-Picture

The Picture-in-Picture (PiP) video effect allows you to overlay one video on top of another, creating a dynamic and engaging visual experience. This technique is widely used in tutorials, reaction videos, and presentations to display multiple video sources simultaneously. By using PiP, you can keep your audience engaged and provide additional context or visuals without interrupting the main content.

Features

• Dual Video Display: Show two videos at once, perfect for tutorials and reaction content.
• Customizable Positioning: Place the overlay video anywhere on the screen to suit your needs.
• Resizable Overlay: Adjust the size of the overlay video to ensure it complements the main content.
• Rounded Corners and Shadow: The overlay video has rounded corners and a shadow effect, giving it a polished and professional look.
• Scaled to 40%: The overlay video is automatically scaled to approximately 40% of the main video, ensuring it doesn't overshadow the primary content.

When to Use Picture-in-Picture

• Tutorials: Display a step-by-step guide while showing the final result simultaneously.
• Reaction Videos: Show the reaction of a person while the main video plays in the background.
• Presentations: Include a presenter's video feed alongside their slides or demonstration.

How to Apply

1. Choose Your Videos: Select the main video and the overlay video you want to use.

2. Position the Overlay: Decide where you want the overlay video to appear on the screen.

3. Resize if Necessary: Adjust the size of the overlay video to fit your needs.

4. Apply the Effect: Use your video editing software to apply the Picture-in-Picture effect.

5. Fine-Tune: Make any final adjustments to ensure the overlay video complements the main content.

For more advanced video styles, check out the Documentary and Podcast Visual styles available on the platform.