To change the part of the frame where the picture-in-picture clip appears, click to select the clip in the Project browser (so that its border turns yellow), and then drag the picture-in-picture window in the viewer. You can even set it so that the original video shrinks into the picture-in-picture window while the new video plays in the background. You can position the picture-in-picture clip anywhere you want within the main clip, and you can resize it, make a border around it, and set it to appear with a zoom or dissolve effect. Press the Space bar again to stop playback. Play back the effect by placing the playhead (the red vertical line) anywhere before the picture-in-picture clip in the Project browser and then pressing the Space bar. To drag an end, move the pointer over it until the pointer changes to a resize pointer, and then drag. You can also drag the ends to lengthen or shorten it. To reposition where the picture-in-picture clip appears in the project, drag it to a different spot within the same clip or to a different clip. In the Project browser, the picture-in-picture clip appears with a blue border around it above the video clip in your project, and the portion of the clip it appears in is shaded in gray.ĭepending on the length of the picture-in-picture clip you added, it may extend beyond the clip you added it to (only if there’s another clip after the clip you added the picture-in-picture clip to). In the contextual menu that appears, choose “Picture in Picture.” When you see the green Add (+) symbol, release the mouse button. In the Event browser, select a video clip or a frame range that you want to use as a picture in picture, and then drag it over a clip in your project.
Open the project you want to add the picture-in-picture clip to so that it’s showing in the Project browser.
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