Parallel: Dual Video Camera

One take. Both formats. Parallel is a video camera and editor for recording portrait and landscape videos together, creating reaction videos and capturing front-and-rear camera stories on supported Android devices.

RECORD PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE TOGETHER

Dual mode uses one rear camera to save two separate videos from the same take: vertical 9:16 and horizontal 16:9. Preview both formats and capture moments for different screens without recording the scene twice.

CAPTURE YOUR REACTION

Import a video from your device and record your camera and commentary alongside it. Pause or seek the original clip while your reaction continues. Adjust the original sound and microphone levels to suit your recording.

DIRECT YOUR CAMERA LAYOUT

Use picture-in-picture, split-screen and stacked layouts. Move and resize the floating camera to frame your story. Director mode combines the front and rear cameras on devices that support simultaneous capture. On other devices, Parallel shows a compatibility notice and lets you switch between cameras.

EDIT YOUR VIDEO ON YOUR DEVICE

Trim clips, split and remove sections, apply color filters and add text with custom timing, colors and placement. Import audio, adjust volume or mute your video. Save an edited copy while keeping the original. Edit both formats of a Dual recording together.

ADD EFFECTS AND GREEN SCREEN CLIPS

Explore face accessories, camera effects and filters. Add a green-screen video overlay and adjust its chroma key, edge softness, spill and position to blend it into your scene.

KEEP YOUR WORKFLOW SIMPLE

Review recordings in your local library, save your videos and share them with the apps you choose. No Parallel account is required. Camera, editing and media processing run on your device. The interface supports English and Vietnamese.

DEVICE COMPATIBILITY

Simultaneous front-and-rear recording requires compatible camera hardware. Dual portrait-and-landscape recording uses a single camera and does not require two-camera capture. Available zoom, recording quality and effects performance depend on your device, source media and recording mode. Microphone access is optional when you want to record sound.