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How to Create Multi-Screen Videos in Filmora
Whether you're creating comparison videos, before-and-after edits, gaming highlights, or social media content, multi-screen layouts let you display multiple clips in one frame for a more dynamic viewing experience. Filmora provides two easy ways to create them: Split Screen Templates for ready-to-use layouts and the Multi Frame Effect for more flexible, customized compositions. Follow the methods below to get started.
Method 1: Use Multi Frame Effect
Provided next are the easy steps to use the multi-frame effect on your videos within Filmora:
Step 1. Create New Project and Start Editing
After launching Filmora, select the Create Project button and continue to import your video using the Import button. Once the video is imported, lead into the Effects tab from the top panel.

Step 2. Add Multi-Frame Effect and Export
Lead into the Multi-Frame section from the left panel and choose an appropriate effect from the list. Navigate to the Effects menu on the right panel to change the settings of the effects, if needed. Once applied, look for the Export button on the top-right to successfully export the final results.

Method 2: Use Split Screen Templates
Step 1. Create a New Project on Filmora
Once you open Filmora on Windows, press Create Project to start a new video project.

Step 2. Choose a Split Screen Template
After that, press the Template tab and expand the Split Screen section. Next, choose a category and pick a split screen template from the given options. Press the + icon to use the template.

Step 3. Import Clips for Split Screen Video
Next, click the Media tab and press the Import button to import video clips that you want to add to the split screen template.

Step 4. Place The Clips on Different Split Screen Windows
After that, drag your videos onto the split screen windows in the preview section. Next, move to the right side panel, enable the Border, and adjust the size of the border if needed.

Step 5. Adjust the Size and Position of the Video
Now, under the Transform option, adjust the width, height, and position of the video as per your preferences.

Step 6. Animate Your Video
Press the Animation tab in the right side panel and choose animations for In and Out frames.

Step 7. Adjust The Colors of the Video
After that, choose the Color tab and adjust the sliders under the Color and Light tab. You can also use presets for one-click color adjustment.

Step 8. Edit Single Clip in Split Screen
If you want to edit just a single clip, choose the specific video in the preview panel and press the Edit option. In the Advanced Split Screen Edit section, choose your video and use the tabs above to edit a single clip. Once done, press Apply to confirm all changes to your videos.

Step 9. Save The Final Clip
After all adjustments are done, press the Export option and choose the targeted resolution to save the final video.

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