How To Post Split Screen Videos On Instagram Reels

In this step-by-step guide, we'll walk you through the process you can use to post split-screen videos on Instagram Reels like a pro.
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Split-screen videos are a fantastic way to collaborate with friends, showcase multiple perspectives, or simply add an engaging twist to your content. Whether you're a seasoned creator or just getting started, we've got you covered with easy-to-follow instructions.
Post Split Screen Videos On Instagram Reels:
Method 1 - Use the Instagram App
Step 1: To begin creating your split-screen masterpiece, open the Instagram app and navigate to the Reels section. Tap on the "+" icon to start a new Reel. Then tap on the "Camera" option in the top menu. Once in the Reels editor, you'll find various creative tools at your disposal.
Step 2: To access the split-screen feature, select the "Layouts" option in the left-hand side panel. It is represented by a square split 3 ways. This will split the screen into two.
Step 3: Tap on the icon just below it to choose the split screen template you want to use. Here, you'll discover a range of split-screen templates to choose from, including side-by-side, vertical, and more. Once you make your selection, the first screen will immediately be highlighted.
Step 4: With your preferred split-screen template selected, it's time to start filming. You can either record your content directly within the Instagram app or upload pre-recorded footage from your device. Pay attention to composition and framing to ensure both sections of the split-screen complement each other seamlessly.
Once you select both split screen videos, you can tap to delete any of the photos/videos or press and hold to move them. Tap on the shutter button with a check mark to proceed to the next page.
Step 5: In the next page, tap on "Next" to proceed to the edits page. Use Instagram's editing tools to trim, adjust, and enhance your video as desired. Experiment with filters, effects, and text overlays to add personality and flair. Then choose "Next" to go to the "Share" page.
This method however, is difficult to use when capturing both videos in real time. If you have the advantage available, you can use the Dual Record Camera method. This method is only supported on a select few devices, though.
Method 2 - Use the Dual Record Camera Feature
If your phone comes loaded with the Dual camera feature, then you can use it to record using the front and back cameras simultaneously.
Step 1: Launch the camera app on your phone and select the "More" option.
Step 2: From the resulting options, select the "Dual Rec" option. This will split your screen into two. record your videos simultaneously until you capture everything.
Step 3: Launch the Instagram app, tap on the "+" icon and select "Reel".
Step 4: Choose your recorded split-screen video from the Gallery and make the necessary adjustments and edits.
Step 5: Once you're satisfied, add a caption, relevant hashtags, and tag any collaborators or featured individuals to maximize visibility. Then tap on "Share" to post the split-screen reel.
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[@scaredhorse9320]

Thank you! It would be cooler if you could drag what portion of the video it focused on

[@erickwachira-mt9jw]

What other phones have the dual recorder available?

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Galaxy S20, S20+, S20 Ultra, Z Flip, Note10, Note10+, S10e, S10, S10+, Fold, Note9, and S9+

[@omittapir5986]

Thank you.... I have been searching for this for a long time... You explained slowly so it was easy to get it at first go only.

[@SpiritualMuscle]

You can’t have the video at the bottom instead?

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You can