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Picture-in-Picture Video

Overlay a smaller video on top of a main video for reaction videos, commentary, tutorials, and multi-camera recordings.

Free to use, no watermarks, runs in your browser—nothing uploads to our servers

Source file

Files are processed locally in your browser using WebAssembly.

Saved FFmpeg presets (stored locally)

Saved presets

Preset name

Note: This tool requires uploading two video files (main and overlay). Current implementation is limited to single file input. Use desktop video editing software for creating Picture-in-Picture videos.

X Position (pixels)

Y Position (pixels)

Overlay Width

Overlay Height

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What is Picture-in-Picture?

Picture-in-Picture (PiP) overlays a smaller video on top of a main video, commonly used for reaction videos, commentary, tutorials, and multi-camera recordings.

How do I position the overlay?

Use X and Y coordinates for the top-left corner of the overlay. Common positions: (10,10) = top-left, bottom-right requires calculation based on video dimensions.

What size should the overlay be?

Typical sizes: 320x240 for small corner overlay, 640x480 for prominent secondary view. Ensure it doesn't obscure important main video content.

Report a bug

If this tool misbehaves, share a quick summary so we can investigate. We include the tool URL automatically—no need to copy and paste.