Use it to show a different part of the same screen recording at different points in a clip: the whole window while you introduce a page, then a tight crop on one panel while you talk about it.
Crop a single layout
- Select the layout you want to crop. Click its card in the layout timeline, or move the playhead into it. If that part of the clip doesn’t have its own layout yet, drag across the timeline and pick a preset for that range first. See Choose a layout.
- Open the crop window. Click Crop in the toolbar below the video, then choose Adjust screen. You can also open Layout → Adjust (press
A) and click the thumbnail beside Screen crop. - Drag the purple frame around the part of the recording you want to show.
- Choose This layout only from the dropdown next to the save button. The button changes to Crop 1 layout, and the timeline under the preview covers only that layout.
- Click Crop 1 layout.
What the other crop choices do
The dropdown has three choices:- This layout only crops the layout you opened the crop window on. Nothing else changes.
- All layouts in this clip (the default) crops every layout in the clip and replaces any layout you cropped on its own there.
- All layouts in all clips crops every layout in the video and replaces individual layout crops in those clips.