How to Add Picture and Picture Video in iMovie for iPad and iPhone

Everyone, Aron here for Zolote, and I wanted to show you how to add a picture and picture video in iMovie for iPad and iPhone. So, if you've been following these tutorials and this particular video was just how to use iMovie on iPad in general to do a full video or edit, now what you might want to do is put a picture on top of this particular video. And this version of movie allows you to do that.

It doesn't allow you to put a photo on top of the video in the corner. I'm not sure why they don't allow it, but at this time, it's not allowed. So, uh, that's one thing you can't do. However, we can put a video there. Let's go up to our video here and we'll select a video. Maybe we'll just pick this one. Now, what we need to do is tap on the video we want. Don't hit the down arrow and don't hit play. Hit the little three dots here for your additional options.

So, we hit this, and now we've got some options. This first one has to do more with audio. This next one will just overlay the video on top of the other one. The next one is picture and picture. And the next one is side by side. So, if we hit this button, it drops on top, and you can see it takes the whole video and drops it. So, you may need to edit it. And so, we'll do that. We'll wait until it moves. We'll tap on the video and just like the larger video, we can just drag and edit. Maybe I want to move it back here, uh, over here a bit maybe. And that's all you can do with it.

Now, you can't drag this and move it again. You'd have to actually go back and tap on it again, hit that button drop it in, tap on it, and then edit it to the exact spot I want. And maybe we'll edit it to the end of this clip. So, now you can see we have picture and picture both with moving video. Let me hit play here. Can see they both have moving video here. Now, you can't move this around to any corner you want unfortunately. Uh, it just doesn't seem to allow that.

However, you do have some other options here in the bottom. So, if you click on or tap on this little icon here, it brings up a bunch of options. Some of them we saw before, some of them we didn't. So, this will just overlay the video. It will take this video and put it over the top. And you won't see the other one. You can see that. Hit this button again. This one is side by side. Can see it moves. This one is the other side. So, it just reverses where they were.

This isn't a ton of options, but it does allow you to actually change your video quite a bit and do picture in picture. And I know a lot of you have asked me how to do that. So, I thought I'd make this quick video and show show you how. Now, if there's other things you'd like to learn how to do within iMovie for iPad and iPhone, please let me know in the comments below. Even if you have some questions about Final Cut Pro or iMovie on IMAX or Mac or whatever you're using, let me know again in the comments below. If you haven't subscribed already, please subscribe as always. Thanks for watching this is Aaron I'll see you next time.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhi everyone Aron here for zolote and I wanted to show you how to add a picture and picture video in iMovie for iPad and iPhone so you can see here is the previous video I used if you've been following these tutorials and this particular video was just how to use iMovie on iPad in general to do a full video or edit now what you might want to do is put a picture on top of this particular video and this version of movie allows you to do that it doesn't allow you to put a photo on top of the video in the corner I'm not sure why they don't allow it but at this time it's not allowed so uh that's one thing you can't do however we can put a video there so let's go up to our video here and we'll select a video and maybe we'll just pick this one now what we need to do is tap on the video we want don't hit the down arrow and don't hit play hit the little three dots here for your additional options so we hit this and now we've got some options this first one here has to do more with audio this next one will just overlay the video on top of the other one the next one is picture and picture and the next one is side by side so if we hit this button it drops on top and you can see it takes the whole video and drops it so you may need to edit it and so we'll do that so we'll wait until it moves we'll tap on the video and just like the larger video we can just drag and edit maybe I want to move it back here uh over here a bit maybe and that's all you can do with it now you can't drag this and move it again you'd have to actually we'll just step back here a couple times if I want to actually add it here I'll have to go back tap on it again hit that button drop it in tap on it and then edit it to the exact spot I want and maybe we'll edit it to the end of this clip so now you can see we have picture and picture both with moving video let me hit play here can see they both have moving video here now you can't move this around to Any Corner you want unfortunately uh it just doesn't seem to allow that however you do have some other options here in the bottom so if you click on or tap on this little icon here it brings up a bunch of options some of them we saw before some of them we didn't so this will just overlay the video it will take this video and put it over the top and you won't see the other one you can see that hit this button again this one is side by side can see it moves this one is the other side so it just reverses where they were this one is top to bottom and this one is bottom to top so it's pretty simple there aren't a ton of options but it does allow you to actually change your video quite a bit and do picture in picture and I know a lot of you have asked me how to do that so I thought I'd make this quick video and show show you how now if there's other things you'd like to learn how to do within iMovie for iPad and iPhone please let me know in the comments below and even if you have some questions about Final Cut Pro or iMovie on IMAX or Mac or whatever you're using let me know again in the comments below if you haven't subscribed already please subscribe as always thanks for watching this is Aaron I'll see you next timehi everyone Aron here for zolote and I wanted to show you how to add a picture and picture video in iMovie for iPad and iPhone so you can see here is the previous video I used if you've been following these tutorials and this particular video was just how to use iMovie on iPad in general to do a full video or edit now what you might want to do is put a picture on top of this particular video and this version of movie allows you to do that it doesn't allow you to put a photo on top of the video in the corner I'm not sure why they don't allow it but at this time it's not allowed so uh that's one thing you can't do however we can put a video there so let's go up to our video here and we'll select a video and maybe we'll just pick this one now what we need to do is tap on the video we want don't hit the down arrow and don't hit play hit the little three dots here for your additional options so we hit this and now we've got some options this first one here has to do more with audio this next one will just overlay the video on top of the other one the next one is picture and picture and the next one is side by side so if we hit this button it drops on top and you can see it takes the whole video and drops it so you may need to edit it and so we'll do that so we'll wait until it moves we'll tap on the video and just like the larger video we can just drag and edit maybe I want to move it back here uh over here a bit maybe and that's all you can do with it now you can't drag this and move it again you'd have to actually we'll just step back here a couple times if I want to actually add it here I'll have to go back tap on it again hit that button drop it in tap on it and then edit it to the exact spot I want and maybe we'll edit it to the end of this clip so now you can see we have picture and picture both with moving video let me hit play here can see they both have moving video here now you can't move this around to Any Corner you want unfortunately uh it just doesn't seem to allow that however you do have some other options here in the bottom so if you click on or tap on this little icon here it brings up a bunch of options some of them we saw before some of them we didn't so this will just overlay the video it will take this video and put it over the top and you won't see the other one you can see that hit this button again this one is side by side can see it moves this one is the other side so it just reverses where they were this one is top to bottom and this one is bottom to top so it's pretty simple there aren't a ton of options but it does allow you to actually change your video quite a bit and do picture in picture and I know a lot of you have asked me how to do that so I thought I'd make this quick video and show show you how now if there's other things you'd like to learn how to do within iMovie for iPad and iPhone please let me know in the comments below and even if you have some questions about Final Cut Pro or iMovie on IMAX or Mac or whatever you're using let me know again in the comments below if you haven't subscribed already please subscribe as always thanks for watching this is Aaron I'll see you next time\n"