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Gaming Clip Automation

Six-hour VODs in, ranked vertical highlights out.

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Features

Gaming Channel Monitoring

Add a gaming YouTube channel, or a Twitch or Kick channel, and new uploads and stream VODs get picked up automatically — usually within minutes.

Reactions Are the Signal

Rage quits, clutch plays, fails, and genuine surprise score highest, because the reaction is what carries a gaming clip to someone who doesn't play the game.

Facecam Split Layouts

Gaming footage is a game window plus a small facecam. Vertical layouts can stack both rather than cropping to the middle of the screen and losing the streamer entirely.

Streams Are Cheap in Credits

Twitch and Kick VODs bill far below minute-for-minute — only the top segments are charged, so a multi-hour stream typically runs 35–90 credits instead of one per minute.

How It Works

1

Add gaming channels

Paste YouTube, Twitch, or Kick channel URLs into the monitoring panel, or drop a single VOD link for a one-off.

2

The best moments get found

The VOD is scored end to end — the energy in the audio and what's actually being said — so a spike four hours into a dead stream still surfaces.

3

Clips post automatically

Highlights come back at 9:16 with captions and queue for posting. A typical video takes about 10–15 minutes; a six-hour VOD takes proportionally longer, which is what overnight runs are for.

Frequently Asked Questions

What gaming content works best?

Reaction-heavy streams. A clutch play with a genuine scream beats a technically better play in silence, because the reaction is legible to someone who's never played the game. Long stream VODs give around 9 clips from a typical source; quiet grinding sessions give far fewer, however long they run.

Does it handle Twitch VODs?

Yes — Twitch and Kick are both supported directly. Paste a VOD URL for a one-off, or monitor the channel so new VODs get clipped without you pasting anything. AutoClip doesn't post to Twitch, only clips from it.

How many clips should I post a day?

Start with one a day and stay consistent while a new account settles into a category. Consistency does more early than volume, and spacing posts several hours apart beats dumping five at once. Scheduling handles the spacing so you're not setting alarms for it.

What clip length works for gaming?

Short enough that the payoff arrives before people leave. A clip that spends 40 seconds on setup for a two-second moment loses most of its audience on the way. Set a length range per channel and let the cut follow the content, then watch your retention and tighten it.

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