The AI clipping tool for clippers

Why clipping someone else's stream is slow

A clipper's job is volume: several streams a week, often from more than one streamer, and the best moments are a few seconds buried in hours of footage. Done by hand, that means scrubbing the VOD, noting timestamps, downloading the parts and reframing each one for vertical before you can post anything.

The stream also goes stale fast. A clip posted the same day rides the streamer's momentum; the same clip three days later competes with everyone else who clipped it.

How AI finds the moments worth clipping

StreamClip's AI Clipping listens to the stream and reads its transcript. Sudden volume spikes, laughter, shouting and what the streamer says around a big play are strong signals. On Twitch VODs, chat activity is added as another signal, because chat explodes when something clip-worthy happens.

Moments come back ranked, so you start with the best ones instead of watching everything. Every suggestion is only a starting point: trim it, extend it or skip it.

Built for the streams you clip, not just your own

When you sign up, tell StreamClip you clip other streamers and pick the channel you clip. Your home and AI Clipping pages then show that channel's latest streams and most-watched clips, ready to analyze or edit. You can switch to any other Twitch channel at any time, or paste a Kick VOD link.

The editor is built for streams: facecam-and-gameplay split layouts with the facecam detected automatically, crop and zoom, freeze frames, slow motion, mute zones, stickers and about 90 animated caption styles with word-by-word highlight in 24 languages.

Clip with permission

Clips belong to the streamer. Work with streamers who want to be clipped, credit them in your post, and follow the rules of the streamer or campaign you clip for. Many streamers welcome clippers because clips bring new viewers to their channel.

What it costs

Your first analysis is on us: on the Free plan, AI Clipping goes through the first 4 hours of one stream, and you get the full editor with a small watermark on exports. No credit card is needed.

Pro costs USD $15 a month or $150 a year and includes 100 hours of VOD analysis per month, unlimited HD exports without the watermark, and publishing and scheduling to TikTok and YouTube Shorts. For a clipper, that is several long streams every week.

If you clip for paid campaigns, the math is simple: at about $1.30 per 1,000 views, a typical campaign rate in October 2026, roughly 12,000 views cover a month of Pro. Campaign earnings are never guaranteed, so take it as a reference point.

Frequently asked questions