Can I combine an image and video in one Short?
Yes. KIPZO's Split Image + Video builder places one image and one video in separate parts of the same 9:16 frame.
Put a photo and video together in one Short with an adjustable split rather than switching between them.
Keep the more important element larger and use the divider to give the supporting image only as much space as it needs.
A photo can act as a reference, headline, product image, meme or before-state while the video carries the active part of the story.
Keeping both elements visible at the same time can make comparisons and visual references easier to follow. It also gives static images a useful role in video content without needing to animate or repeatedly cut back to them.
Keep the more important element larger and use the divider to give the supporting image only as much space as it needs.
Open KIPZO Shorts and choose Split Image + Video. Upload one video and one image, choose Fill or Fit for each, decide which one sits on top, then preview the composition before recording. When the source video ends, KIPZO can finalise the recording and show the output on the right.
Start with a 50/50 split, then move the divider based on what viewers actually need to see. If the video contains a face or full-body movement, keep enough height to avoid awkward cropping. If the image contains text, enlarge it until the words remain readable on a phone.
You can also swap the image and video positions. Top placement usually gets seen first, while the lower panel can work as supporting context, a reaction image or a visual reference.
KIPZO lets you add multiple text layers, drag them around the Short and resize their textboxes. Use short labels and wide textboxes to avoid tall stacks of unnecessary line breaks.
Test the final layout at a small size. Platform controls can cover the extreme top and bottom of vertical content, and a composition that looks spacious on a desktop monitor can feel much tighter on a phone.
Yes. KIPZO's Split Image + Video builder places one image and one video in separate parts of the same 9:16 frame.
Yes. Drag the divider or use the split control to make one area larger and the other smaller.
Yes. You can add multiple draggable text layers and adjust font, size, colour, alignment and textbox width.
Upload the two media items, move the divider, add text where needed and record the finished vertical video directly in KIPZO.