How to Move and Resize the Picture-in-Picture Window

Steps

1. Open DualCam and look at the picture-in-picture window (your face camera).
2. Drag the window to the corner or edge where it won’t cover the scene.
3. Resize it larger or smaller depending on how prominent you want your face.
4. Check the preview, then record.

Why it works this way

Where the small window sits changes the whole feel of the video: a face tucked in a corner keeps the scene the star; a larger window makes you the focus. DualCam makes the window draggable and resizable so you compose that balance yourself, before you commit to a take, instead of settling for a fixed layout.

Tips & edge cases

• Set it before you record — you want the framing locked for the whole clip.
• Keep the window off your subject — corners are safest so the action stays visible.
• Bigger window for talking-head moments, smaller for showing the scene.

FAQ

Can I move the small camera window? Yes. Drag the picture-in-picture window anywhere on the frame to keep it clear of your subject.

Can I make it bigger or smaller? Yes. Resize the window so your face is as prominent — or subtle — as you want.

Should I set this before recording? Yes. Position and size the window before you record so the whole take is framed the way you want.