Free Tool
Gaming Clip Maker
Six hours of stream, around 9 clips worth posting. AutoClip finds them so you don't scrub for them.
No credit card required
Features
Built Around What Gaming Clips Need
A clip works when the setup, the moment, and the reaction all fit inside 40 seconds. AutoClip ranks candidates on exactly that and hands you a 5-criterion breakdown for each, so you can see why a moment scored and disagree when it's wrong.
Stream VODs, Not Just Uploads
YouTube, Twitch, and Kick all work as sources. Add a channel and new VODs get picked up automatically, usually within minutes of publishing.
Facecam Split Layouts
Gameplay in one region, streamer cam in the other, both legible on a phone. That's the layout that survives the jump from 16:9 to vertical without throwing away half the frame.
Consistent Look Across a Channel
Save your caption style, font, and logo to a brand kit and every clip matches. Scale adds unlimited brand kits if you run several gaming accounts with different identities.
How It Works
Paste any gaming video URL
A YouTube gaming video, a Twitch VOD, a Kick stream, or a highlight reel. Public links work whether or not the channel is yours.
AutoClip finds the moments
Around 9 clips from a typical video, ranked. A typical video is done in about 10–15 minutes; a six-hour VOD takes proportionally longer.
Post to your gaming accounts
Vertical and captioned, out to TikTok, Shorts, Reels, and the other connected destinations on a spaced schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of gaming moments does it find?
It does best where the commentary and the audio tell the story — FPS clutches, final circles, team fights, fails, speedrun milestones, loud reactions. It does worst on quiet, methodical gameplay where nothing in the audio marks the good part; strategy and building content is the weak case, and you'll be picking manually more often there.
Does it work with Twitch streams?
Yes. Twitch is a supported source, as is Kick, so you can point AutoClip at the VOD directly rather than waiting for a YouTube re-upload. Stream sources also bill by highlight rather than by minute — typically 35–90 credits for a multi-hour stream.
Can I monitor a streamer's channel automatically?
Yes. Monitored channels get picked up when new VODs appear, usually within minutes, and clips can post without any manual step. Starter monitors 1 channel, Pro 3, Scale 10.
How long does clipping a gaming video take?
About 10–15 minutes for a typical video, returning around 9 clips. A full-length stream VOD takes proportionally longer — plan on posting it later the same day.
Which plan suits a gaming clip channel?
Pro ($39.99/mo) is the usual fit: 500 credits, 25 videos, 3 monitored channels, 8 social accounts, plus B-roll, sound effects, and spoken hooks. Scale ($79.99/mo) makes sense at 10 monitored channels, 1200 credits, 4K export, and 15 clips per video. Starter ($19.99/mo) covers one streamer and exports without a watermark.
Can clips post straight to TikTok?
Yes. Connect the account once and clips post automatically after processing — no downloading and re-uploading. There's also an iOS app at feature parity if you'd rather run it from your phone.
Related Tools
Gaming Highlights Clipper
Point it at a stream VOD and get the clutches, fails, and reactions back as vertical clips.
Twitch Clip Maker
Watch a Twitch channel, get vertical highlights back — no scrubbing through six hours of VOD.
YouTube Clip Maker
Paste a YouTube link and get short-form clips back. Add the channel instead and new uploads get clipped without you doing anything.
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