Every Speaker. Always in Frame.
Skapo looks at your podcast or panel footage, finds the shots where everyone's visible, and locks each speaker into their own slice of the vertical frame for the whole clip. No jumping around. No empty chairs. No manual cropping.
Layout locked before render · no jumping
Finds the Wide Shots
Skapo looks for the shots where everyone's on screen together and uses those to figure out where each person sits. Solo close-ups get skipped, so nobody ends up framed in the wrong spot.
Locked Layout, No Jumping
Each speaker's spot is set once, before the clip renders. The frames never jump around when someone reacts, leans in, or turns their head.
Never an Empty Seat
If your footage is mostly solo close-ups (like a podcast already cut between cameras), Skapo skips split-screen and just keeps whoever's talking centered instead. You never get a slice with an empty chair.