The spotlight video feature allows the host or co-host to place up to 9 participants as the primary active speakers for all participants, and participants will see these speakers in the primary speaker view. The rest of the participants will remain visible to other participants at the top of the meeting window. This feature is often used to spotlight a keynote speaker. Spotlighting can also be done during screen sharing.
This article covers spotlighting videos on the Zoom Workplace desktop and mobile app, but you can also spotlight videos in Zoom Rooms.
Alternatively, you can pin up to 9 participants' videos, which will make them the primary speaker on your device only. Other participants will still have Active Speaker.
Note: Cloud recordings will recognize and record up to 9 spotlighted participants in the Gallery View recording layout.
Requirements for spotlighting participants' videos during a Zoom meeting or webinar