AI Clip Generator for Streamers: Stream to Shorts
Clipzing.com for streamers
A stream is hours of footage with a few minutes worth posting. Clipzing takes a recording of up to two hours, finds moments from what was said on stream, and frames them for vertical so the gameplay and your facecam both stay visible. You get captioned clips for Shorts, and drafts for TikTok.
Why this kind of video is hard to clip
Stream footage is a wide game screen with a small facecam in a corner. A vertical crop has to keep both, and the layout differs from one streamer to the next.
How Clipzing.com handles it
- Streams have their own framing strategy, built to keep the gameplay and the facecam together in a vertical frame. How it works
- It picks moments that make sense on their own and scores each one, so you start from a ranked shortlist. How it works
- Animated captions are timed to each word and can be corrected word by word. How it works
- On Creator and Agency, a custom vocabulary keeps names and terms spelled correctly in captions and titles. How it works
- Clips can be scheduled to YouTube from a calendar, and sent to TikTok as drafts. How it works
A workflow that works
- 01
Start from a recording
A YouTube link to the stream recording is simplest. A Twitch VOD has to be downloaded and uploaded as a file.
- 02
Split long streams
Each video can be up to 2 hours. Cut a longer stream into parts, or submit the stretch you know was good.
- 03
Review the clips
Skip anything with copyrighted music or content the platforms do not allow.
- 04
Post
Schedule to YouTube. For TikTok, send the draft and finish it in the app, where you can add a sound.
What to check yourself
- Moments are found from speech. A silent clutch play with no commentary may be missed; clip those by hand.
- It does not read Twitch chat, so it cannot find moments by chat activity.
- Music playing on stream can get a clip muted or claimed. Check before posting.
- Each video can be up to 2 hours. Longer recordings need to be split first.
- Uploaded files can be up to 500 MB. A YouTube link has no file-size limit.
- Clips are stored for 24, 48 or 72 hours depending on plan, so download or post them.
Which plan
Creator fits most streamers: 1,500 processing minutes a month covers many two-hour recordings, with no per-video clip limit. Plans start at $8.33/mo billed annually; there is no free plan. See every plan.
Questions
Can it process a whole five-hour stream?
Does it work with Twitch?
How does it choose the moments?
Try it on one of your own videos
Paste a YouTube link and get vertical clips back. Plans from $8.33/mo. Cancel anytime.