Select and trim the visual sources
Add two, three, or four compatible videos or images. At least one selected source must be a video, and each video can be trimmed independently.
Video Collage · ClipFlow Pro
Bring several moments into one video canvas.
Combine two to four videos or images in a split screen, picture-in-picture composition, three-item layout, or four-part grid. Trim videos, arrange canvas positions and playback order independently, and control how each source contributes sound.
Multiple sources, one canvas
How to make a video collage on iPhone.
Choose the composition first, then tune playback, framing, and sound for the story you want to show.
Design the shared canvas
Pick a matching layout, arrange source positions, then set cover, fit, or stretch and choose the canvas aspect ratio.
Set motion and sound
Choose together or numbered playback where available, arrange the numbered sequence independently of the canvas, select the audio behavior, and create the video.
Layouts for two, three, or four sources
Two-source options include side by side, stacked, and picture in picture. Five three-source arrangements cover large-and-small combinations plus three equal columns, while four sources use a grid. Canvas choices include automatic, 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, and the first video's original ratio.
Picture in picture follows the primary source's duration; a shorter inset video can stop at its end or loop, and its size, position, and opacity are adjustable. Other layouts can play sources together or in a numbered sequence, with canvas order and playback order arranged independently. Each video can be trimmed before export. In together mode, you can choose whether shorter videos and their audio stop when they finish or repeat until the longest video ends. Audio can come from one video, mix every available source, or be muted. Video Collage requires ClipFlow Pro, while its core composition work runs on your device.