For reactions that need more than a quick take.
Clear, product-grounded answers for creators recording their point of view over a clip, a still, or a moment worth holding.
Find your path
Content creators: build a repeatable facecam workflow. Gamers and streamers: pause gameplay and keep talking. Clippers: mark the moments that deserve a highlights cut. Commentary and education: hold a video or photo reference while you explain it.
A practical, camera-first way to put your point of view over a saved clip without beginning on a desktop timeline.
Freeze the source to finish a thought. Your facecam and microphone keep recording; resume the source where you left it.
Set up a picture-in-picture reaction with a layout that gives the source room to breathe and your response a clear place to land.
Mark the moments you want to find again while recording, then use those marks to build a shorter highlights reel.
Let the source stay present while your own voice takes the lead—then choose the recording setup that makes that behavior easier to hear.
Choose movement when the thing you are reacting to unfolds in time. Choose a still when your explanation needs the frame to hold.
A straightforward feature comparison, without hard-coded prices: Apple presents localized live pricing and any eligible trial details.
Take a live reaction from Quick Polish to a shareable 9:16 MP4, with clear expectations about server rendering.
A plain-language look at why media is processed, how long it stays available, and what ClipDuet does not do with your data.
A focused checklist for exports that are still processing or do not look ready to share.
Frequently asked questions
Is ClipDuet only for iPhone?
Yes. ClipDuet is an iPhone/iOS reaction-video workflow.
Can free users use video backgrounds?
Yes. Video backgrounds are available to every user.
Are photo backgrounds included with Pro?
Yes. Photo backgrounds require Pro.
Can I leave during export?
Yes. Return to the project later to check it; there is no completion notification.
Does ClipDuet use a desktop timeline?
No. It guides a source-and-facecam reaction workflow on iPhone.
Does ClipDuet sell user data?
No. ClipDuet does not sell data or track users across other apps.
Which audience is ClipDuet for?
Content creators can make facecam reactions, gamers and streamers can pause gameplay clips, clippers can mark highlights, and commentary or education users can hold a visual reference while explaining it.
Is ClipDuet useful for commentary and education?
Yes, when the lesson follows one video or photo reference. A full timeline editor is better for multi-source lessons, captions, and detailed graphics.