How to Change the Dual-Camera Layout and Framing

TL;DR

DualCam offers adjustable layouts and framing, so you can choose how the front and back cameras are arranged — picture-in-picture and beyond — to match the kind of video you're making.

Steps

Open DualCam and go to the layout options.
Pick a layout for how the front and back cameras are arranged.
Adjust the framing so each camera shows what you want.
Confirm in the preview, then record.

Why it works this way

Different videos want different arrangements — a travel clip wants your face small and the scene large; a two-person chat wants both views balanced. DualCam exposes layout and framing as a choice up front, so the composition serves the story rather than forcing every video into the same shape.

Tips & edge cases

Scene-first content: keep your face a small overlay so the view dominates.
Two-subject content: give both cameras comparable space.
Decide before recording — layout is a framing decision, best locked before the take.

FAQ

Can I change how the two cameras are arranged? Yes. DualCam has adjustable layouts and framing, so you’re not locked into one arrangement.

Which layout should I use? Use a small picture-in-picture when the scene is the star, and a more balanced layout when both cameras matter equally.

Can I change the layout after recording? Choose your layout and framing before you record, so the whole take is composed the way you want.