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Change the layout of the Virtual Stage
Change the layout of the Virtual Stage

When hosting an event, you may want to change the layout to appease the number of people on stage or the media content that is being shared.

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Stage Layouts allow you to customize how the audience views the presenters and content that is live on the Virtual Stage. Let's take a look at the 5 main layouts and when you might use each one.

  • Single - Single view will fill the entire Virtual Stage with one Presenter's video or the screen share. While using Single other people can be on-stage but the audience won't be able to see them.

  • Split - Split view creates a 50/50 look perfect for a fireside chat or a 1-on-1 interview.

  • Grid - Grid view is best for panel discussions or anytime you want to see multiple Presenters at the same time and the same size.

  • Speaker - Speaker view adds extra focus on whoever is speaking, with the other presenters on the side in the filmstrip. This is also the best layout for sharing your screen with multiple presenters.

  • PiP - PiP, or Picture in Picture, creates a small video overlay of one of the Presenters. This is perfect for single Presenters who are sharing a lot of content.

Configuring Layouts

Each of these Layouts was created to make running a webinar an easy and seamless experience. If you need to make some adjustments to the Layouts you can select Layouts on the side menu.

You can configure the video tile size and spacing, decide whether or not you want to focus on the active speaker, and even adjust margins for the PiP! Any change a Host makes to the stage layout, will also change the video for the Presenters and the rest of the audience.

Once you have made the changes you like to each layout option, you can select the Default drop-down menu, select +Create New and save your changes as a customized set! This way you can simply apply this set to future webinars without having to configure the changes again.


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