There’s a Picture-in-Picture menu item in that context menu that you can use to toggle the feature. If right-click on a web video, you’ll sometimes see the media context menu that looks like this: Context MenuĪnother way to access Picture-in-Picture is via the context menu. We're working to expand the feature to more sites. Subtitles and captions for Picture-in-Picture are available on three websites: YouTube, Prime Video and Netflix - plus websites that support WebVTT format like Coursera and Twitter. It’s as simple as turning on the subtitles or captions on the in-page video player, and they will appear in Picture-in-Picture when launched. If you are using subtitles and captions while watching videos on the supported websites, they will also be viewable in Picture-in-Picture.
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Note that the toggle doesn't appear when a video is on full screen.ĭouble-click the picture-in-picture player window to view the video in full-screen.
We only show it for videos that include an audio track, and that are also of sufficient size and play length. Though some videos will not display the toggle hovering over it. This feature is designed to work on most web videos. Right-click on the icon and then click on Move Picture-in-Picture Toggle to Left Side to move the icon to the opposite side of the video. Once you have used Picture-in-Picture, it will appear as an icon over the video: If you have never used Picture-in-Picture before, it will appear as a small blue rectangle that slides out when you hover over it to explain the feature. Clicking on this will open the underlying video in the Picture-in-Picture player window. The Picture-in-Picture toggle appears when you hover over videos with the mouse cursor.
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