Dynamic Screen Alignment: The software can dynamically adjust and align the shared screens based on the number and orientation of screens being shared. This ensures that the content is displayed optimally on the receiving end, and it makes the best use of available screen real estate.

Intelligent Scaling: The software can intelligently scale the shared content to fit the available space without distorting the content. This means that even if multiple screens are shared at different resolutions or aspect ratios, they can be displayed without black borders or distortion.

Side-by-Side or Picture-in-Picture: Depending on the layout chosen, the shared screens can be displayed side by side or in a picture-in-picture format, allowing viewers to see all the shared content simultaneously.

User-Friendly Interface: The user interface of the software typically allows participants to arrange and organize the shared screens to suit their preferences. This might involve drag-and-drop functionality, resizing, or rearranging screens.

Responsive to Changes: If a participant joins or leaves a session or if they start or stop sharing their screen, the software should be able to adapt to these changes and reconfigure the display layout accordingly.

Optimal Utilization of Screen Space: The goal of such software is to maximize the use of the available screen space, ensuring that the content from each participant is visible and clear, and that there are no unnecessary black borders or wasted space.