Insta360 App: MultiView

Insta360 App: MultiView

Applicable Models: ONE X, X2, X3, X4, X4 Air, X5, ONE R, and ONE RS

The MultiView feature allows you to combine your main view with a freely editable sub-view (a mini-window) on the same screen, creating a unique "dual views on one screen" effect.

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How to use the MultiView feature

Method 1: From the Player page (formerly the playback page in Album)

Open the Player page and select your media > tap the "Keyframe" icon on the left > tap "MultiView".

Method 2: From the Edit page

Open the Edit page > tap "Create a Video" > select "360 Reframe" > tap "MultiView".

New Features

v2.16.0 and later

When MultiView is enabled, the sub-view (mini-window) supports adding keyframes and movement effects and using the tracking feature.

v2.17.0 or later

• Added rounded corner adjustment for the sub-view (mini-window): You can adjust the corner rounding effect from 0 to 100. The rounded corners on the shorter side of the canvas can be set to a semi-circle style at maximum.

• Added border blending effect for MultiView split-screen modes: When selecting "Dual-screen", "Three-way split", "Four-grid layout", or "Car MultiView", the sub-view canvas automatically enlarges, and overlapping areas feature a dissolve-blending effect. The intensity of this effect can be adjusted from 0 to 100.

FAQ

1. Why can I only edit the perspective of one view in the MultiView Mode? Can I edit the secondary perspective/window?

Currently, the secondary perspective (mini-window) can be edited in the MultiView Mode. Please update your Insta360 app to v2.16.0 or later. You can then zoom to adjust the FOV, swipe to update the perspective, add keyframes and movement effects, and use the tracking feature to edit the secondary perspective.

2. Why can't I use the MultiView feature with my recorded videos?

Currently, the MultiView feature on Android phones does not support playing videos with a frame rate exceeding 100fps. We will continuously optimize our products to provide you with a better user experience. Thank you for your understanding and support!

3. Does the MultiView feature support adjusting the position or size of the sub-view window? Why can't I move or resize the mini-window in the MultiView Mode?

Currently, only the sub-view (mini-window) supports position adjustment and resizing.

Please ensure you have correctly entered the editing state: Tap the mini-window progress bar below the previewed video. Once the "zoom" and "move" icons appear in the bottom left and top right corners of the mini-window, you can then perform the position adjustment and resizing operations.

4. Why aren't the borders of the mini-window rounded in the MultiView Mode?

When the sub-view (mini-window) is snapped to one of the four corners of the main view, the corresponding snapped corner will automatically become a right angle.