Make a facecam and gameplay split screen for TikTok, automatically
Gaming clips, software tutorials and stream highlights that do well on TikTok and YouTube Shorts all share the same layout: your webcam on top, the game or screen below, in vertical. With ManyMotion, you upload your horizontal video with the facecam overlay, and the AI builds the split screen: each part reframed with no black bars, zooms on the action below, your webcam fixed on top, and captions where they don’t get in the way.
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Why ManyMotion
Automatic reframing
The webcam and the game are each reframed to fill their band, with no black bars or distortion.
Zooms on the action
The edit’s zooms apply to the game, while your webcam stays fixed.
Well-placed captions
Text and captions avoid your face in the webcam.
Adjustable
Change the top/bottom ratio, or show the full video for a specific moment.
Full edit
Dead time cut, sound effects, music and a hook at the start.
How it works
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Upload your video
A match, a stream or a software tutorial with your facecam overlay.
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Ask for the split screen
“Facecam on top, gameplay below, captions and zooms on the kills”.
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Export in vertical
9:16, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, in Full HD.
Why split screen works in vertical
A horizontal gaming video posted as-is on TikTok ends up tiny in the middle of the screen. A split screen fixes that:
- Your face brings the emotion: surprise, laughter, frustration.
- The game or screen shows the action, big.
- The whole phone screen is used, with no black bars.
- Viewers stay: they follow two things at once, the action and your reaction.
Split screen settings
| Setting | Default | Example request |
|---|---|---|
| Top share | 40% of the height | “webcam on a third of the screen” |
| Top area | Your webcam | “the stream chat on top” |
| Bottom area | The game or screen | “only the map below” |
| Zooms | On the bottom panel | “zoom on the score at every goal” |
| Moments without split screen | None | “show the full video for the final win” |
Frequently asked questions
Does my webcam need to be part of the video?
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Yes: the split screen uses two areas of the same video. If your webcam was recorded separately, upload both videos and ask for an edit with cutaway shots.
Can the webcam go at the bottom?
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The standard layout puts the webcam on top, where the eye lands first. You can change which area of the video goes on top and which goes below.
How much does it cost?
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2 credits per minute to upload, then 1 credit per 2 seconds of edited video. A 45-second clip from a 20-minute stream costs 63 credits. See pricing.
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