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Esports Clip Maker

A three-hour tournament VOD has maybe fifteen moments worth posting. AutoClip finds them so you're not scrubbing between maps.

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Features

Tournament moments, ranked

Clutch rounds, aces, team wipes, and final-circle plays come back at the top of the list with a score and a five-criterion breakdown, from any public esports VOD or tournament stream.

Vertical reframe for gameplay

Widescreen gameplay becomes 9:16 with the action and the relevant HUD kept in frame, instead of a center crop that cuts off the minimap and the kill feed.

Facecam split layout

When the player is on camera, a split layout keeps the reaction and the gameplay both visible — which is usually what makes a clutch clip land rather than just read as good aim.

Whole VODs in one pass

Point it at a multi-hour tournament VOD and get a ranked queue back rather than clipping map by map. Sources run up to 2 hours on Starter, 5 on Pro, and 10 on Scale; per-video clip caps are 6, 12, and 15.

How It Works

1

Paste a YouTube, Twitch, or Kick URL

Any public esports VOD from any of the three. Or add the channel to monitoring and new VODs get clipped without you submitting them.

2

Clip-worthy moments come back ranked

Caster peaks, crowd noise, and sudden shifts in game state all push a moment up the queue. A typical VOD returns around nine candidates; a full-day tournament VOD takes proportionally longer to process.

3

Clips are cut and reframed

Each one is trimmed, converted to 9:16 with the facecam preserved where there is one, and captioned word by word.

4

Post or download

Publish to TikTok, Reels, Shorts, and 10+ other short-form destinations on a spaced schedule, or download and handle it yourself. Note that Twitch and Kick work as sources, not as posting destinations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I clip from any esports channel, not just ones I own?

Yes. Any public YouTube, Twitch, or Kick VOD works, and channel monitoring covers all three — 1 channel on Starter, 3 on Pro, 10 on Scale. Tournament organizers vary a lot in how they treat clippers, so check the event's policy before you build a schedule around a series.

What kinds of esports moments does it surface?

The ones where the room reacts: caster voices spiking, crowd noise, a sudden swing in game state, an elimination that ends a round. It works across FPS, MOBA, and battle royale. What it's weaker on is slow strategic value — a brilliant twenty-second rotation that decides a match without anyone raising their voice will rank lower than a flashy multi-kill that mattered less. You can reorder the queue when you know better.

Does it work for full tournament VODs with multiple maps?

Yes, up to 10 hours of source on Scale, 5 on Pro, 2 on Starter. Match-deciding rounds and individual highlight plays tend to rise to the top. Processing scales with length: a typical video runs about 10–15 minutes, a full-day VOD proportionally longer. Streams billed from Twitch and Kick only charge credits on the highlight segments, so a multi-hour VOD typically costs 35–90 credits rather than one per minute.

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Gaming Clip Maker

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YouTube Channel Monitor

Add a channel once. New uploads turn into ready clips without you checking whether they've gone up.

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Go from YouTube video to posted clip — no manual steps, no stitching tools together. AutoClip handles the entire pipeline.

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