Free Tool
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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Features
Uploads Get Picked Up On Their Own
New videos on a monitored public channel are noticed automatically, usually within minutes of going live. You don't paste URLs and you don't check the channel page.
Clipping Starts Without You
Once an upload is noticed, it's scored moment by moment and the strongest sections become clips — around 9 from a typical video.
Reframed and Captioned Already
Every clip arrives at 9:16 with word-synced captions burned in. Nothing waits on a manual editing pass unless you want one.
Twitch and Kick Too
Monitoring isn't YouTube-only. Twitch and Kick channels can be watched the same way, and stream VODs bill far below minute-for-minute — typically 35–90 credits for a multi-hour stream.
How It Works
Add a channel URL
Paste a public YouTube, Twitch, or Kick channel link into the monitoring panel.
New uploads are noticed automatically
When something new goes live, processing starts on its own — usually within minutes, with no action from you.
The strongest moments become clips
The video is scored end to end and the top moments are cut, reframed, and captioned. A typical video is done in about 10–15 minutes; longer sources take proportionally longer.
Clips post on your schedule
Connected accounts receive clips in the windows you set, or hold them for review first — auto-approve is optional.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many channels can I monitor at once?
Starter includes 1 monitored channel, Pro 3, and Scale 10. There's no unlimited tier — if you need more sources than Scale's ten, the honest answer is that AutoClip caps there.
How quickly does monitoring notice a new video?
Usually within minutes of the upload going live. Clipping then takes about 10–15 minutes for a typical video, longer in proportion for a multi-hour stream, so a short upload is generally ready inside half an hour.
Can I monitor Twitch or Kick channels?
Yes — monitoring covers public YouTube, Twitch, and Kick. New uploads and stream VODs on any of the three get clipped without manual submission. You can also paste a one-off VOD URL any time instead of monitoring the channel.
What if a monitored channel posts something I don't want clipped?
Leave auto-approve off and clips wait in a review queue until you approve them, so nothing posts unseen. You can also set a clips-per-video cap per channel so a low-value upload can't flood the queue.
Does monitoring run overnight?
Yes, it runs continuously. A stream that ends at 3am is clipped and queued before your morning posting window — which is most of the point for anyone clipping streamers in a different timezone.
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