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Bulk Edit, Auto Reframe, video length, and export quality can depend on your plan.
Resize sets the video's output size or aspect ratio. Reframe controls how the source content is positioned inside that frame. WayinVideo supports three Reframe workflows.
Workflow | How it works |
Multiple clips after clipping | In Bulk Edit, turn on Resize and choose a size. WayinVideo automatically reframes the selected clips, including both resize and layout. |
One clip | In the Video Editor, choose a Reframe size and decide whether to use Auto Reframe. |
One full video | Reframe the entire long video with Auto Reframe so the framing can adapt as scenes change. |
Where each workflow starts
The three workflows start in different places:
Multiple clips (Bulk Edit): After AI Clipping, Game Clipping, or Find Moments finishes, open the page where your generated clips are listed. Select several clips, then open Bulk Edit.
One clip (Video Editor): From the same results page, open a single clip in the Video Editor.
One full video (Auto Reframe): On the home page, click Auto Reframe. You can find it with the other WayinVideo tools.
Bulk Edit and the Video Editor work with clips you have already generated, so both start from the clip results page. Full-video Auto Reframe is a standalone tool for an entire long video, so it starts from the home page instead.
Resize clips in Bulk Edit
Use Bulk Edit when you have created several clips from a long video and want to prepare them for the same destination, such as TikTok, YouTube Shorts, or Instagram Reels.
After AI Clipping, Game Clipping, or Find Moments, open the page where your generated clips are listed.
Select the clips you want to update.
Open Bulk Edit and turn on Resize.
Choose the output size.
Apply the setting to the selected clips.
When Resize is selected in Bulk Edit, WayinVideo automatically applies Auto Reframe to each selected clip. This includes both:
Resize: changing the output size or aspect ratio
Layout: arranging the people, subjects, gameplay, or screen content inside the new frame
You do not need to choose a separate layout for every clip before running the bulk edit. After processing, review the clips and open any exception in the Video Editor for individual adjustments.
Reframe one clip in the Video Editor
Use the Video Editor when one clip needs more control than the rest of the batch.
From the page where your generated clips are listed, open the clip in the Video Editor.
Select Reframe and choose the output size.
Turn Auto Reframe on or off.
Choose a layout and review the result.
If Auto Reframe is turned on, we recommend setting Layout to Auto. This lets WayinVideo choose the most suitable framing as the visual focus changes. Use a fixed layout when you want the same composition throughout the clip.
Review the whole clip after reframing, especially when speakers move, the active subject changes, or the video switches between a person, gameplay, and screen content.
Auto Reframe a full video
You can also reframe an entire long video instead of creating clips first. To open this workflow, go to the home page and click Auto Reframe.
Choose the target size and use Auto Reframe when the framing needs to adapt throughout the video.
Auto Reframe automatically keeps faces and important subjects properly framed as scenes change. It follows the visual focus and can switch between Full, Fit, and other layouts based on what appears on screen.
This is useful for:
Podcasts and interviews with changing speakers
Screen recordings that alternate between a presenter and shared content
Gameplay videos with both gameplay and facecam
Product demos with changing subjects or camera angles
Long videos that combine several scene types
Instead of applying one fixed crop from beginning to end, Auto Reframe can choose a more suitable composition for each part of the video.
Choose a layout
Layout controls how the source video is arranged inside the selected output size.
Layout | Best starting point for |
Auto | Letting WayinVideo choose and change layouts based on each scene |
Full | Prioritizing content that should fill the output frame |
Fit | Keeping more of the original frame visible |
Split | Showing two speakers, subjects, or content areas together |
Trio | Arranging three speakers or visual areas |
Grid | Showing several visual areas in a multi-panel layout |
PiP | Placing a secondary view over the main content |
Screen First | Giving shared screens or demonstrations more space |
Gameplay | A gameplay-focused composition |
Choose Auto when scenes or subjects change. Choose a fixed layout when the source composition stays consistent or you already know exactly how it should appear.
Use a layout template
WayinVideo also provides ready-made templates based on common scenes and video types. Templates give you a visual starting point without requiring you to build the composition manually.
Examples include:
Full-screen and blurred-background layouts
Split-screen and three-speaker podcast layouts
Screen-sharing layouts that prioritize the shared content
Gaming layouts for racing, shooting, fighting, and MOBA videos
A layout controls the arrangement of the video inside the frame. A template is a prepared version of that arrangement for a specific content scenario. Select a template that resembles your source video, then review the framing and adjust it if needed.
Which workflow should you use?
Your goal | Recommended workflow |
Resize many generated clips for the same platform | Bulk Edit > Resize |
Fine-tune one clip | Video Editor > Reframe |
Let one clip adapt as its visual focus changes | Auto Reframe with Layout set to Auto |
Reframe an entire long video | Full-video Auto Reframe |
Keep the same composition throughout | Choose a fixed layout |
Start from a podcast, screen-share, or gaming composition | Choose a relevant template |
Before you export
Play through the result and check:
Faces and important subjects remain visible
The active speaker is framed correctly
Gameplay and screen content are not cropped in the wrong place
Split, Trio, Grid, or PiP layouts match the number of important visual areas
Subtitles and hook text do not cover essential content
Layout changes feel natural from scene to scene
If one clip or scene does not frame correctly, open it in the Video Editor and adjust the size, Auto Reframe setting, or layout.