Use the PiP Designer, just like you would in a non-360° video. You can adjust the size and postion along with all the other usual settings. You can also use the Mask Designer if needed:



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Thank you for your reply.

Unfortunately, I don't understand how to adjust the logo position based on your screenshot or explanation. A video demo would be far more effective.

Here is what I'm trying to do with my logo although this demo is done with a title. I want to have the logo appear at 90-degree angles so that someone who is panning around my 360 video will see the logo at all times: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DP-lRk6ngIg&t=540s

Thanks!

Mark

Quote Use the PiP Designer, just like you would in a non-360° video. You can adjust the size and postion along with all the other usual settings. You can also use the Mask Designer if needed:

Like I said, the steps are exactly the same as shown with titles in that YT tutorial:

1. Place logo on the timeline and set the duration for the length of the video


2. Double-click to open PiP Designer and change the size and position as desired


3. Copy the logo clip and paste 3 more copies on tracks directly below the original


4. Double click on each one and move the position 90° or 180° away

Thank you for your prompt reply. Here's where I was lost...

After opening “PiP Designer”, I did not click the triangle next to “Object Settings” to reveal “Longitude” and “Latitude” settings. I don't know how I missed that.

Thanks!

Quote Like I said, the steps are exactly the same as shown with titles in that YT tutorial:

1. Place logo on the timeline and set the duration for the length of the video


2. Double-click to open PiP Designer and change the size and position as desired


3. Copy the logo clip and paste 3 more copies on tracks directly below the original


4. Double click on each one and move the position 90° or 180° away

Yeah, you have to expand the Object Settings menu. Glad you figured that out!