Panel discussions
Panels are the hardest thing to crop vertically. Here the frame moves with whoever currently has the floor rather than locking to the middle of a wide shot. Your first video is free.
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Only if the frame moves. Four people spread across a stage cannot all fit in 9:16, so a fixed crop returns a clip of nobody in particular. Tracking the active speaker is what saves it, and when two of them start trading lines quickly, Split on the paid plans holds both instead of cutting between them.
In detail
| Moment | Survives? | Why |
|---|---|---|
| One panellist answering the moderator | Yes | Self contained |
| Two panellists disagreeing | Yes, with setup | Disagreement holds attention |
| A round of brief agreement | No | Nothing is said |
| Someone building on an earlier point | No | It needs what came before |
| A closing statement | Often | Written to stand alone |
Figures here are the ongoing price. A new customer's first month of Lite 10 is $7.20, then $12/mo. One per customer, limited time.
Real clips generated from long videos. Captions and vertical reframing done automatically.
How it works
Stage, studio or fully remote panels all work.
Moving with whoever is speaking instead of sitting still.
On paid plans, when two speakers are going back and forth.
FAQ
Split on paid plans keeps both people in one frame, which handles overlap better than cutting.
The captions carry the words. Names are not added on top.
Yes, 16:9 is available, and so are 4:5 and 1:1 if you want something between.
Be honest with it. The clean results come from one or two people on camera. A six-way wide shot gives a readable crop rather than something that feels made for vertical.
No, that one is paid. The free video uses the standard auto reframe.
Upload one and watch how the frame moves through an exchange. First video free.
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