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Stack two videos — top/bottom, side-by-side & PiP, free

The reaction-video layout, no editor required: clip ① on top and clip ② on the bottom, side-by-side, or picture-in-picture. Pick whose sound you keep — clip ①, clip ②, or both mixed together.

Preview free · download moves the result into your free Aperture library · 100 MB per file · first 60 s processed

How to stack two videos online

  1. Drop two videos into the two cards.
  2. Pick the layout — top/bottom, side-by-side or PiP — and whose audio to keep.
  3. Press Stack them and preview the combined clip.

Why stack two videos with Aperture

  • Vertical stack (720 wide), side-by-side (720 tall), or PiP overlay
  • Audio selector: clip ①, clip ②, or both mixed
  • Perfect for reaction videos and comparisons
  • Free preview, no watermark

FAQ

How long can each clip be?

Files up to 100 MB; the first 60 seconds of each input is used in the stack.

What does 'both' audio do?

It mixes both clips' audio tracks 50/50, so you hear both creators at once — the standard reaction-video sound.

Can I reframe the PiP window?

The free tool pins it top-right. Claim both clips into your library and the Aperture editor gives you full position keyframes.

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