When to use it
Use multi-line when viewers should follow the verse, not only the current word. Landscape 16:9 scenes and uncluttered vertical frames both work.
Free still clamps context to 3 compact lines. Trial and Pro can use five standard lines.
Line count and timing
3 compact lines keep a phone-first vertical scene readable. 5 standard lines need more height.
Karaoke fill still requires compatible word-level timing. Line timestamps alone cannot produce word-by-word progression.
| Field | player-multi | Free limit |
|---|---|---|
| Context | 3 compact or 5 standard | 3 compact |
| Best canvas | 1920×1080 or a tall safe area | Same canvases, fewer lines |
| Karaoke | Eligible on Trial/Pro | Disabled |
Step-by-step setup
- 01Choose compact or standard lines
Start with 3 lines in vertical scenes and 5 only when the safe area is tall enough.
- 02Reserve camera and UI
Place the block in remaining clear space after alerts and comments.
- 03Preview the longest line
Check wrapping, contrast, and motion at viewer size.
Frequently asked questions
How many lines can Free show?
Free is limited to the compact three-line context used by the Overlay tier clamp.
Should I use multi-line in a tiny vertical scene?
If comments and the performer already fill the phone frame, switch to player-single.