Feature

Multi-Speaker Tracking: Auto-Switch Focus

AI identifies who's speaking and frames them perfectly. Seamless switches between speakers without manual editing.

How Multi-Speaker Works

Speaker Identification

AI identifies each unique speaker in your video and tracks their position throughout.

Voice Detection

Audio analysis determines who's talking at each moment, triggering smooth camera switches.

Transition Timing

Switches happen at natural moments โ€“ not mid-sentence. Professional timing automatically.

Layout Options

Single focus, side-by-side, or picture-in-picture layouts for different content styles.

Layout Options

Single Focus

One speaker at a time, filling the frame. Switches when speaker changes.

Split Screen

Both speakers visible, side by side. Active speaker can be highlighted.

Picture-in-Picture

Active speaker large, other speaker in corner. Great for reactions.

Manual vs AI Switching

TaskManual EditingKlypse AI
Identify switchesWatch entire videoAutomatic
Add keyframesHundreds per videoNone needed
Time per 10min video1-2 hours~2 minutes
ConsistencyVariesPerfect every time

Best For

๐ŸŽ™๏ธPodcasts

Host and guest always framed.

๐ŸŽคInterviews

Seamless Q&A switching.

๐Ÿ‘ฅPanels

Track multiple speakers.

๐Ÿ’ผWebinars

Multi-presenter content.

Multi-Speaker FAQ

How many speakers can Klypse track?

Up to 4 speakers simultaneously. Each speaker is identified and tracked independently for smooth switching.

How does it know who's speaking?

AI combines audio analysis (who's talking) with visual tracking (face positions) to identify the active speaker and frame them appropriately.

Can I show both speakers at once?

Yes. Choose between single-speaker focus (one at a time) or split-screen layouts that show multiple speakers simultaneously.

What about overlapping speech?

AI handles crosstalk intelligently, showing both speakers or focusing on the dominant voice depending on your layout preference.

Related Features

Perfect Multi-Speaker Clips

AI tracks and switches between speakers automatically.