DualTake

Best app to record portrait and landscape at once on iPhone

Five iPhone apps record 9:16 and 16:9 together: ContentCam, DualShot Recorder, OmniCam, TwoFace and DualTake. They differ in how the second file is made and in price. DualTake cuts both from one camera and has a teleprompter, but its free exports are watermarked. We make DualTake. Every other fact below comes from the rival's own page.

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The short answer

Pick by the job. Want no watermark on a free tier, or Android too: ContentCam. Want a one-time price and two lenses: OmniCam or TwoFace. Want front and back cameras with a low monthly price: DualShot Recorder. Want one camera, a face-following horizontal cut, and a built-in teleprompter: DualTake.

Side by side

AppHow it makes two filesPrice, per its pageWatch for
ContentCamSingle lens from the full 4:3 sensor frame. Dual Lens and Front & Back are PremiumFree tier with no watermark. Premium monthly, annual or one-time (amounts not on its site)Its "4.8 by 1,000+ creators" is its own claim
DualShot RecorderOne recording, vertical and horizontal, plus front and back camera supportFree. In-app Monthly $1.99, Annual $9.99Needs iOS 17.6. 4.7 from 1.9K ratings on the listing
OmniCamTwo lenses, 9:16 and 16:9, color matched, 4K$4.99 one-time per its page titleTwo-lens capture needs an iPhone with more than one back lens
TwoFaceTwo cameras at once, front and back or two back lenses$9.99 one-time per its siteNeeds iPhone XS or newer, iOS 16+
DualTakeOne camera, 16:9 cut follows the face, pan by handFree with limits. Premium $0.99 weekly, $2.99 monthly, $19.99 yearly, $39.99 lifetimeFree exports have a watermark and 1 minute at 1080p. iOS 18+. 4.44 from 18 ratings

How to record both at once

  • Open the app and pick the camera: rear, selfie, or a lens pair.
  • Frame for the vertical shot and keep the subject in the middle third.
  • Tap record once, then stop. Both files land in Photos.

In DualTake this works with no account. See the step-by-step guide.

Where DualTake loses

ContentCam lists a watermark-free free tier and an Android app. OmniCam lists a one-time price. DualShot Recorder has far more ratings. If those matter most, start there. Our case rests on the teleprompter, the face-following horizontal cut and the lifetime option. See DualTake vs DualShot Recorder.

Frequently asked questions

Can an iPhone record portrait and landscape at the same time?

Yes, with a third-party app. The built-in Camera app records one orientation at a time.

Which app has no watermark for free?

ContentCam says it never adds a watermark, free tier included. DualTake's free exports are watermarked.

Which has a one-time price?

OmniCam lists $4.99 once. TwoFace and ContentCam also sell a one-time purchase, and DualTake has a $39.99 lifetime option.

Do I need two lenses?

Not for DualTake, which uses one camera. OmniCam and TwoFace use two.

Is this page neutral?

We make DualTake. Rival facts are quoted from their own pages on 2026-10-24 and may change.

Does it work on Android?

ContentCam lists Android. DualTake is iPhone only. See the [Android options](/app-to-film-vertical-and-horizontal-video-at-once).

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Try it on your iPhone

Get DualTake on the App Store