BICAMLY / IPHONE

How to create a split-screen video on iPhone

Arrange two camera views in Bicamly with Layout, a draggable split, Spacing, and Border.

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Bicamly split composition illustration
Composition illustration from the Bicamly website. Controls may differ by app version.

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Real app interface captured in a simulator with demo photos. Screenshots show the Chinese interface; numbered callouts explain each control in English. Positions may vary with screen size and app version.

  1. STEP 01

    Find the stacked-layers icon on the right

    Tap the three stacked layers to open My Templates. If the toolbar is collapsed, expand it using its small upward arrow. The circular arrows above it swap the camera views.

    • 1 Stacked layers: templates
    Find the stacked-layers icon on the right
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  2. STEP 02

    Tap + in the upper-right corner

    The + button creates a template. When the list is empty, the large yellow button in the center opens the same screen.

    • 1 +: new template
    Tap + in the upper-right corner
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  3. STEP 03

    Choose the first card: Split

    Choose Split and an aspect ratio, then Continue. In the editor, select the split object to open its toolbar.

    • 1 Split: first card
    • 2 Continue
    Choose the first card: Split
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  4. STEP 04

    Identify Layout, Spacing, and Border

    Layout is a rectangle with a top band and two lower columns. Spacing is two narrow frames side by side. Border is a dashed frame. Match the numbers to the icons.

    • 1 Layout
    • 2 Spacing
    • 3 Border
    Identify Layout, Spacing, and Border
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  5. STEP 05

    Choose side by side or stacked, then confirm

    Two vertical frames mean side by side; two horizontal frames mean stacked. Confirm using the white checkmark at the bottom right.

    • 1 Side by side
    • 2 Stacked
    • 3 Confirm layout
    Choose side by side or stacked, then confirm
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  6. STEP 06

    Adjust spacing with the white slider knob

    Return to the toolbar and tap the two-frame Spacing icon. Drag the white knob; 0 means no gap. Confirm with the bottom checkmark.

    • 1 Drag left or right to adjust spacing
    • 2 Confirm spacing
    Adjust spacing with the white slider knob
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  7. STEP 07

    Drag the white handle between the views

    Expand the preview with its diagonal-arrow button. For stacked views, drag the white divider handle up or down; for side-by-side views, drag left or right. Use the inward arrows at the upper right to return.

    • 1 Drag the white divider handle

    Arrows show gesture direction on a still screenshot, not a live recording.

    Drag the white handle between the views
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  8. STEP 08

    Finish with the yellow checkmark at the top

    Confirm any open setting panel first. Then tap the yellow checkmark at the upper right to save the whole template. The white checkmark at the bottom only confirms one setting.

    • 1 Yellow checkmark: save template
    Finish with the yellow checkmark at the top
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  9. STEP 09

    Return to the camera and tap the red record button

    After saving, return to the camera and check that your composition is applied. Tap the red circle to record. If you are still in My Templates, apply the saved template and use × at the upper left to return.

    • 1 Red circle: start recording
    Return to the camera and tap the red record button
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Common questions

Do I need spacing to use a border?

No. Border is independent of Spacing, so you can use a positive border width with Spacing set to 0.

Why is a subject cropped?

Each camera view occupies only part of the canvas. Adjust the divider, change Layout, or reframe the camera before recording so the important content fits.

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