Separate display

Place primary and secondary subtitles at different heights for a cleaner, easier-to-compare layout.

When you’re showing two languages, some people like them split—one lower, one a bit higher—for a cleaner look.

Primary and secondary subtitles separated

How to use

In the Settings tab, turn on Separate display, then adjust the vertical position of primary and secondary subtitles independently.

When it’s useful

  • You want both languages visible, but stacked together feels cramped.
  • You want translation farther away so you read the source first.
  • The video has native subtitles at the bottom and you want to avoid overlap.

Pair with

Once positions feel right, use Style Studio to give each row a distinct style so you can tell source from translation at a glance.