Bonus step: Produce and shareĭon’t forget to produce and share your project. That’s pretty much it! You can now make a split screen video with just a few steps. Then, select the track with the audio, right-click, and choose Delete. To remove audio from a clip in Camtasia, right-click on the media and select Separate Audio and Video. For this example, I only want to use the audio from one of the videos, so I’ll delete it from the other two clips. Your desired outcome will determine whether or not this step is necessary. Once you’ve cropped, resized, and rearranged, the last thing you might need to edit is your audio. To resize or move the video frame, select the Edit icon and toggle the edges of the frame to resize, or click and drag to move.

Remove any unwanted parts of the frame by dragging the edge. Think of the tracks like a stack of pictures the preview pane will display the uppermost track. Start with the media on the top track, so you can see the changes you make as you crop and resize. Next, You will need to resize, move, and crop your videos so that everything fits together nicely on a single screen.

Use a separate track for each video clip. I want my split screen to show three separate videos.Īfter importing, drag and drop the video clips you want to use from the media bin on to the project timeline. To import multiple clips, you can hold the CTRL button while clicking on each individual video to import them all at the same time. But if you prefer, you can right-click the media bin and import your clips that way. Personally, I like to drag and drop my clips from my computer right into Camtasia. The first thing you’ll want to do is load all of your video footage into Camtasia. Now, I’ll walk you through the exact process used to create a split screen video with Camtasia.

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