LIVE VIDEO COMPOSITION ON IPHONE

Record yourself and your supporting visuals together.

Place yourself over an image, video, or live rear-camera view. Add annotations and switch saved scenes while recording, so the finished video already includes the presentation you built.

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01

Present over your content without a green screen.

Live person cutout removes the presenter’s background on the device. Place and resize yourself over your chosen visual so viewers can see both the explanation and the evidence.

02

Demonstrate the detail as you explain it.

Bring in a product image, a muted background video, or a live rear-camera view. Use split layouts and framing controls to keep the important content visible.

Draw attention to the detail

Draw and highlight on background content, with color and stroke controls, undo, and erasing. Your annotations can become part of the recording.

Reuse the setup for a recurring series

Save backgrounds, presenter placement, and split arrangements as scenes. Restore the layout for the next episode or explanation.

Switch supporting visuals during recording

Move between saved scenes in the take, so the change becomes part of the recorded presentation.

03

Choose the quality that fits the job.

Use practical recording presets or explore the formats supported by your iPhone. Available controls can include resolution, frame rate, H.264, HEVC, supported ProRes and HDR modes, bitrate, and stabilization. Connect an external microphone before recording to use it when recognized by the device.

04

Save the composed video directly to your iPhone.

The presenter, backgrounds, and recorded visual changes appear in the finished file. Grid and social-safe guides stay out of the output. Review the local recording and export it when ready.

A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

Let’s clear things up.

Do I need a green screen?

No physical green screen is required for the app’s live person-cutout mode.

Does the app mix background-video audio with my voice?

Background-video audio is muted so your microphone remains the primary recording. The studio does not offer advanced multi-track audio mixing or ducking.

Can every iPhone record ProRes or HDR?

No. Formats, frame rates, and other recording options depend on your device and its supported camera capabilities.

FROM BUSINESS KNOWLEDGE TO SOCIAL VIDEO

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Prepare it to publish.

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