Picture in Picture

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Picture-in-Picture (PiP) allows you to watch videos in a floating window (always on top of other windows) so you can keep an eye on what you're watching

(4.0)
Average rating 4.0 out of 5

Free, Freemium

Tool Information

Company

Independent Developer/Team

Founded

2019

Pricing

Free, Freemium

About Picture in Picture

Picture in Picture is a browser extension that allows users to watch videos in a small, floating window. This enables you to multitask while the video stays on top of other tabs and applications.

Pros

  • ✔️ Enables Multitasking: Allows you to watch videos while Browse other websites or working in different applications.
  • ✔️ Universal Compatibility: Works with most video players on almost any website, including YouTube and Netflix.
  • ✔️ Lightweight and Simple: The extension is easy to use and does not consume significant system resources.
  • ✔️ Completely Free: It is a free tool without any hidden costs or premium subscriptions.
  • ✔️ Maintains Focus: You can keep the video playing while you work, reducing the need to switch tabs constantly.

Cons

  • ✖️ Single-Purpose Tool: The extension is highly specific and only provides picture-in-picture functionality.
  • ✖️ Lacks Advanced Features: It does not offer features like video downloading, transcripts, or notes.
  • ✖️ Requires a Browser: The tool is limited to being used within a web browser and cannot be used as a standalone app.
  • ✖️ Dependent on Updates: A browser or website update could potentially break the extension’s functionality.

Key Features

✔️ Floating Video Window: Creates a small, movable window for watching videos on top of other applications.
✔️ Window Resizing: Allows you to easily change the size of the picture-in-picture window.
✔️ Pause/Play Controls: Basic controls for pausing and playing the video directly in the floating window.
✔️ Website Support: Functions on all major video platforms and websites.
✔️ Volume Control: You can adjust the video’s volume from the floating window.
✔️ Fullscreen Mode: The video can be quickly switched back to fullscreen mode.

 


Ready-to-Use Prompts

Copy and customize these prompts for your specific needs

1. Product Explainer Video

 “Create a short explainer video for a [Product/Service: Mobile App, Website, AI Tool] that demonstrates its key features and how it helps users solve [Problem Type]. Include [voiceover narration, brand logo animation, and smooth transitions.]”

2. Educational Tutorial Video

“Generate an educational video teaching [Topic: Electric Circuits, AI Basics, Stock Market Intro].
 Add on-screen text, step-by-step visuals, and background narration explaining each concept clearly.
Use a friendly and informative tone with suitable graphics.”

3. Social Media Ad Video

“Produce a [30-second] social media ad video promoting [Brand/Product/Service].
Include attention-grabbing intro, product showcase, and ending call-to-action text like ‘Visit our website today!’
Use upbeat background music and fast-paced editing.”

4. Event Highlight Video

“Generate a highlight video summarizing [Event Type: Workshop, Conference, College Fest].
Include short clips of speeches, audience reactions, and fun moments.
Add dynamic background music and bold text overlays for event name and date.”

5. Motivational Short Video

“Create a motivational video using inspiring quotes, cinematic visuals, and emotional background music.
The video should last [45 seconds] and end with a powerful message about [Theme: Success, Growth, Education, Perseverance].
Use smooth transitions and impactful typography.”

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Pricing Plans

Free

 

Use Cases

Create reaction videos by overlaying your camera on any clip.

Add commentary on trending videos for social media.

Help teachers create more engaging lesson videos with side-by-side visuals.

Record tutorials with your face visible while showing the screen.

Make study or explanation videos with dual views.

[tool_use_cases

Professionals: Following a webinar or presentation while working on a document.

Casual Viewers: Watching a video or movie while Browse social media or checking emails

Learning: Watching a coding tutorial and writing the code in a separate window.

Multi-Screen Users: Optimizing a single screen for two tasks at once.

Entertaining: Keeping a video playing in the corner while performing other tasks on your computer.

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