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RaceRender enables you to create videos that make use of picture-in-picture overlays, split-screens, camera switching, transparencies, and many other options. Unlike common video editing software, RaceRender is a video processor that is designed to easily and efficiently mix multiple concurrent video and audio sources. It was originally created to produce fast-paced motorsports video from multiple cameras, without requiring expensive video processing hardware, and has since evolved to become useful for a wide variety of other purposes as well. RaceRender is a handy piece of software that enables you to easily create videos that make use of picture-in-picture overlays, split-screens, camera switching and transparency.

The interface of the program is outdated, resembling the design present in the Windows 98 or 95 operating systems. In addition to that, any type of person is going to find the UI very easy to work with, no matter their previous experience with the world of IT. RaceRender supports a very long list of file formats that can be imported, such as MPG, WMA, BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, PIC, TXT, CSV, MSL, MP3, AVI, and ASF. Exporting is available in the following formats: RRP, WMV, AVI, MP4 and BMP. All in all, RaceRender is a very easy-to-use program that enables people to create videos with picture-in-picture or split-screen display, as well as 3D ones. The large number of files supported for import or export, and the various templates make it efficient and a smart acquisition. There were no bugs or crashes recorded during our tests.