For streamers

Stream highlights to Shorts and TikTok

Long streams are full of moments that would do well as short clips, but nobody has time to scrub through 4 hours of VOD. ClipBolt reads the whole stream and cuts the moments worth posting.

How to clip a stream

Get the recording. Download your past broadcast from your Twitch Creator Dashboard (Content → Video Producer → ⋮ → Download), or use your local OBS recording. Twitch links can’t be pasted into ClipBolt, so upload the file.
Upload it. Free plan: up to 20 minutes per video. Creator: 60 minutes. Pro: 3 hours. Business: 6 hours. For a long stream on a smaller plan, upload the best hour.
Post the top-scored clips with captions on. Highlights with commentary work best when viewers can read what you’re saying.

What the AI looks for

ClipBolt works from what is said: reactions, stories, arguments with chat and clear explanations. Silent gameplay with no commentary gives it little to work with, so it shines on Just Chatting, commentary and talk-heavy streams.

Cost

Free: 30 free processing minutes a month (uploads count half, so up to 60 minutes of uploaded video), videos up to 20 minutes, 720p with a small watermark. Creator is $9.50/month for 150 minutes, 1080p and no watermark; Pro is $19.50/month for 500 minutes and videos up to 3 hours. Uploads count half, so a 3-hour stream uses 90 Pro minutes.

Make clips free →Try it on a sample video first

FAQ

Can I paste a Twitch link?

Not right now. Download the VOD from your Creator Dashboard, or use your OBS recording, and upload the file. Uploads also use only half your minutes.

Can I clip other streamers?

Only with their permission. Many streamers publish clipping rules; follow them and credit the channel.

What about YouTube or Kick streams?

YouTube links work on paid plans. For other platforms, download the recording and upload it.

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