How to use Picture-in-Picture anywhere on your MacPicture-in-Picture doesn't have to be relegated to one of the four corners of your Mac screen. You can move it anywhere you like!
If you've been using Picture-in-Picture on your Mac, you've probably noticed that it defaults into one of the corners of your screen. When you want to get it out of the way in one corner, it will automatically float into another corner. It doesn't have to stay in the corner, though. You can move your Picture-in-Picture window anywhere you want.
How to move the Picture-in-Picture window anywhere on your Mac
Select a video from your favorite media watching outlet, like YouTube, Vimeo, or iTunes.
Enter Picture-in-Picture mode.
Press and hold the Command key while simultaneously selecting the PiP window with your cursor. Don't let go of the Command key.
Move the video to its new location.
Let go of the Command key and cursor to place the video.
Repeat steps 3 - 5 any time you want to move the video window to a new location. If you forget to press and hold...
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How to use Picture-in-Picture anywhere on your Mac
