Multi-testimonial split
When one image holds testimonials from several people, AI makes a separate testimonial for each one. It still counts as one AI capture.
How it works
There is nothing to turn on. When AI finds testimonials from different people in one image, it:
keeps one as the main testimonial, cropped to its part of the image
makes a new testimonial for each of the others, up to ten more, each with its own crop
copies the project, source and page address to each one
tags each one and checks it for duplicates
Magic Testimonials keeps the original image. The whole thing uses one AI capture. See AI capture credits.
AI does not split an image it finds hard to read, or one more than 8,000 pixels wide or tall. You get one testimonial instead.
Find the split testimonials
The new testimonials go to your Inbox. They have a Split label on the Testimonials page. The main testimonial follows the normal rule, so it can skip the Inbox if its source has Auto-Approve on. The others always start in the Inbox. See Project and source platform.
Open the main testimonial to see the whole group. A Split Group banner links to each of the others. On those, a banner says This testimonial was split from a group and links back with View parent.

Each testimonial is separate from then on. You review, edit, approve and delete them one at a time.
If the split goes wrong
Two testimonials came out as one
Capture each one again with its own tight box. See Capture modes.
Delete the merged testimonial, or edit it down to one person.
Each new capture uses an AI capture.
One testimonial came out as two
Keep the better one, and copy any missing text into it under Edit Testimonial. Then delete the other.
The crop cuts off the text
Click Edit Image above the screenshot. Use Expand to add room, or Crop to tighten it. See Screenshot tools.
A yellow message says several testimonials were detected
AI saw more than one, but the image was not split. Capture each testimonial again on its own.
Some testimonials from the image are missing
Only ten extra testimonials are made from one image. Capture the rest separately.
Tips
Use Capture Full Page on a reviews page, then check each result.
Keep the text large on screen. With many testimonials in one image, each one has fewer pixels.
Read each split testimonial before you approve it. One image can give you good and poor results side by side.
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