Here's how this works. There are two formats, and they're two totally different recordings. For in-and-out, you shoot short portrait clips. For split-screen, you shoot one landscape video — phone sideways, sit back, react the whole way through. You record once, we handle the rest: your reactions get matched with the content bank, rotated automatically, and built out into a full library of vertical 9:16 videos. You just review and download.
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Real reaction examples
Real reactions.Watch how it's done.
These are Ponce's real clips — cut in tight on the face, the in-and-out way. Hit play, watch the expressions. Then record a few of your own just like this and reuse them across all your videos.
Those are Ponce's own takes — four different expressions, cut tight on the face, the in-and-out way. That's the whole idea: a bank of YOUR faces, ready to drop into any video. Hit play, see how he does it, then record your set.
Choose your format
Two formats.Two completelydifferent recordings.
Don't get these mixed up — this is where people slip. How you hold the phone depends on the format. In-and-out is portrait — phone upright, short clips. Split-screen is landscape — phone sideways, sit back, one full take. Two different setups for two different reasons.
In-and-out · Portrait setup
Record a bunch ofshort clips — in portrait
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PORTRAIT — phone upright
Phone up tall, face close to the camera, quick expressions. That's it.
Here's how this one works. Your reaction cuts in full-screen, then the video comes back. So you do not record one long video — you record a bunch of separate short clips, each one under 8 seconds, and we pull the best 2–3 seconds out of each.
Why portrait? Because when your reaction cuts in, it takes the whole screen — and the finished video is vertical 9:16. So shoot it the same way it plays. Phone upright, face in frame, one expression per clip. Simple.
Video plays → your face, full screen → video comes back. Each reaction plays once, with its audio.
2–3 cutaways for a video up to 30 seconds — one in the middle, one at the end, and a third one if the moment calls for it
Build up a bank of about 20 short portrait clips, all different expressions (watch the examples above)
Real short video? Sometimes one ending reaction is all you need
In-and-out — finished example
And this is what those short portrait clips turn into. The video plays, your face cuts in full-screen, then it's right back to the video. That's a finished in-and-out — Ponce's face, Ponce's clips.
Split-screen stack · Landscape setup
Record one video, startto finish — in landscape
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LANDSCAPE — phone sideways
Phone sideways, wide frame. Sit back, watch the video, react the whole way through.
This one's different. Your face stays on screen the whole time, stacked with the video. So you record one single take, 1–2 minutes long — you reacting the whole way through while it plays. No short clips. No cutaways. Just press record and react.
Why landscape? This is the sit-back setup. Turn the phone sideways, lean back, and react like you're watching it live. The wide frame catches all of it — your face, your body language, everything — and that take gets stacked with the video. Two formats, two setups. If you know, you know.
One take. Keep reacting the whole time — 0:00 to 1–2 minutes.
One landscape video, 1–2 minutes — no stopping, no starting over
Sit back, stay in the frame, and just react natural the whole way through
Works best when the video itself runs about 1–2 minutes — don't send a stack of 7-second portrait clips for this one, that's the other format
Split-screen — finished example
And this is what a finished split-screen looks like. Ponce's push-up reaction runs on top, the viral gym clip plays below, and the caption block sits right on the seam — that's a finished split-screen post, ready to ship.
Pricing
Simple plans. Noper-video charges.
Start free, upgrade when the videos start paying. Upgrades and long-form unlocks are handled through Critical Content — creators in the Critical Content network are comped by admin and skip the paywall entirely.
Content banks
Pick your bank — tap a card to select it.
The Studio
Four steps. Record once, ship all month.
Four steps and you're set for the month. Jump in, pick your bank, send your reaction takes, and request your batch — about 10 minutes of recording turns into up to 200 finished reactions, enough to schedule out for the rest of the month. Batches build in the studio render queue and land in your Library.
01 / Let's create
Let's create — your first videos start here
This is where we start building together. Drop your name and email once — no codes, no passwords — pick your bank and your format, and you're ready to create. Your bank, your takes, and your finished videos are filed under your name and email, so use the same ones in steps 3 and 4 and the studio knows what's yours.
You're in — let's go. No code to save, nothing else to set up.
Locked in under the name and email you just entered. Your steps 3 and 4 below are already filled in with them — time to make your first batch.
Next steps: head to step 3 and send your reaction takes, then step 4 to request your first batch. Your finished videos are delivered to your Library under your name.
02 / Source
Add your source videos
Pick your bank. This is the bank your finished videos get built from — tap one to select it. These are the real banks, loaded with the real source titles — browse the full lists in the Banks view.
03 / Reaction bank
Your reactions — record them once
This is the set you're copying. Four expressions, cut tight on the face — the in-and-out way. Record your own versions once, then reuse them across every video.
Going split-screen instead? Skip the short clips — that's one landscape take, 1–2 minutes, sitting back and reacting the whole way through. Watch the split-screen finished example in the Overview guides.
Send your takes to the studio
Just your name and email — the same ones from step 1, already filled in if you jumped in above — and upload your takes. In-and-out: a bunch of short portrait clips, each under 8 seconds — about 20 clips, face close to the camera, one expression per clip. Split-screen: one landscape video, 1–2 minutes — phone sideways, sit back, react the whole way through.
04 / Assemble
Generate, review & download
Pick a format. Your reactions get matched with the bank in rotation — no combination repeats — then the batch renders in the Queue and lands in your Library for review.
In-and-out: 2–3 cutaways per video, each reaction plays once with its audio. Long-form (4–5 minute) batches are the paid Long-Form add-on — see Pricing.
Content banks
415 source videos, ready to react to.
These are the actual ReactFrame banks — every title below is a real source clip a creator reacts to. Pick a bank, search the titles, and get a feel for what's in the library.
Pick your bank
Tap a bank to select it — only one bank is selected at a time. The title list below, the Studio, and the Queue all follow your pick.
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Queue
When a creator generates a batch, every video lands here — queued, rendering, then done — and failed renders can be retried with one tap.
Batches you request build from your selected bank.
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Your batch is being built
Status: queued for rendering in the studio render queue. When it's done, your finished videos are delivered to your Library under your name.
Your render queue is empty
Request a batch in the Studio and it lands here in the studio render queue. The studio renders your batch, and your finished videos are delivered to your Library under your name.
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Library
Finished videos land here for review — approve what's good, download what's ready, and everything stays organized by creator and bank.
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When your batch finishes rendering, your videos are delivered here under your name — organized by bank, ready to review and download. Want to see what a finished one looks like? The two real examples are on the Overview page.
Pricing
Simple plans. Noper-video charges.
Start free, upgrade when the videos start paying. Upgrades and long-form unlocks are handled through Critical Content — creators in the Critical Content network are comped by admin and skip the paywall entirely.
Admin comp: Critical Content can set any creator's plan and Long-Form flag directly — the network's own creators never hit a paywall. There are no per-video charges on any plan.
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The control room: banks, creators, plans, and review. This is where Critical Content stocks the banks, assigns them to creators, comps plans, and approves finished videos.
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Creators join through the Studio sign-up with just a name and email — there are no creator codes. Admin can then assign banks, set Free or Creator ($29/mo) plans, and switch the Long-Form add-on (+$49/mo) on or off — including full comps for the Critical Content network.
Sign-ups, take uploads, and batch requests come in through the Studio. Critical Content runs the studio render queue and delivers finished videos to each creator's Library under their name.
