Debates
What makes a debate clip travel is the exchange, not one side of it. Split on the paid plans keeps both speakers visible instead of cutting back and forth between them. Your first video is free.
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Because cutting between speakers drops the reaction, and the reaction is often the reason a debate clip gets passed around at all. A split layout holds both faces in one vertical frame for the length of the exchange. It sits on the paid plans, while the free video uses the standard auto reframe that holds whoever is speaking.
Real clips generated from long videos. Captions and vertical reframing done automatically.
How it works
Stage, studio or remote, all fine.
Stretches where a claim meets a reply, rather than a long uninterrupted run.
On paid plans, so both people stay in the frame.
FAQ
No. Split and gaming are paid templates, and the free video gets auto, focus and blur.
Split handles overlap better than cutting does, because neither person is dropped mid-sentence.
No, the captions carry words rather than names.
Split is built around two. For three, the speaker-following crop or a wider shape usually reads better.
16:9 is there, along with 4:5 and 1:1 as middle grounds.
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