Nine ways to split a screen
Every template divides the display into independent zones. Each zone runs its own playlist at its own pace, so a looping video can sit beside a slow slideshow.
Single Center
1 zoneOne full-bleed zone. The default for most screens.
Split Left / Right
2 zonesTwo equal halves — a video beside a message.
Left + Right Split
3 zonesOne tall zone with two stacked beside it.
Four Quadrants
4 zonesAn even 2x2 grid. Good for dashboards.
Split Layout
5 zonesFour across the top, one wide banner beneath.
4 Split Screen
4 zonesA large left panel, a small one under it, two on the right.
7 Split Screen
7 zonesTwo left, three centre with a larger middle, two right.
5 Split Layout
5 zonesA hero zone with two below and two stacked right.
Right + Left Split
3 zonesOne large zone with two stacked opposite.
Each zone is its own little channel
Zones do not have to share anything — not content, not timing, not audio.
Its own ordered playlist of up to ten items.
Its own slideshow interval and trim points.
Its own overlays — weather, scores, clocks, timers.
Its own audio settings, so only one zone need make noise.
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