Clippers
Hours of stream. The good bits are in there somewhere
Point ClipWith at a VOD and get the moments worth posting, cut vertical with captions.
the editor saw
6 reaction spikes · 2 story runs · chat-heavy at 1:12 and 2:48
→ 8 candidate clips, ranked
How it decides
Paste the link, skip the download
Twitch, Kick and YouTube VODs come in from a URL — we pull the video ourselves rather than making you download hours of footage and upload it again.
It watches for the moment, not the keyword
A spike in energy, a story landing, a reaction. Those get found because the video is actually watched, which is why it catches moments a transcript search would miss.
Vertical without losing the subject
A 16:9 stream cropped down the middle usually cuts the streamer in half. The crop follows whoever's talking instead.
What you control
Things you can type. The editor answers to language, not menus.
- paste the VOD link
- find the eight best moments
- vertical, captions, keep the chat overlay out
- queue them a day apart
What it won't do
- It won't clip a stream you don't have rights to post. Whose VOD goes in is your call.
- It won't guess at a moment it couldn't see — a stream that's mostly a static screen gives it little to go on, and it says so rather than inventing highlights.