Twitch clips to TikTok
Upload the past broadcast and the AI pulls the moments worth posting, then stacks your facecam above the gameplay so both stay readable in 9:16. Your first video is free.
No card required for your first video.
A stream is filmed wide and watched tall, so a plain 9:16 crop has to throw away either your face or the game. The Gaming template keeps both: the facecam becomes a strip across the top or the bottom, and the gameplay fills the rest. You pick the side and the strip height, 30, 40, 50 or 70 percent.
Real clips generated from long videos. Captions and vertical reframing done automatically.
How it works
Twitch lets you download your VODs. Upload the file straight from your machine. If the same stream is already mirrored to YouTube, Vimeo, Drive or Dropbox, paste that link instead.
Put the facecam on top or on the bottom and set how tall the strip sits. The AI then reads the whole stream and keeps the segments most likely to travel.
Download plain 9:16 files with captions already burned on, sized for TikTok and equally fine for Shorts and Reels.
FAQ
Not today. Twitch is not one of the supported link sources, so export the past broadcast from Twitch and upload the file. If the same stream is mirrored to YouTube, Vimeo, Google Drive, Dropbox, Facebook or X, you can paste that link and skip the upload.
That is what the Gaming template is for. Your camera becomes a strip across the top or bottom of the vertical frame and the gameplay takes the remainder, so neither one gets cropped out. The strip can sit at 30, 40, 50 or 70 percent of the height.
No. The Gaming and Split templates come with the paid plans. Your free first video runs through the standard auto reframe, which follows the person speaking rather than splitting the frame into two regions.
It ranks the stream by what is said, so reactions, stories and banter are what it reaches for. A moment carried purely by something happening on screen with no reaction from you is less likely to be picked, which is worth knowing before you point it at a silent speedrun.
Up to ten hours on any paid plan, and thirty minutes on the free video. The length sets the credits: one credit per hour on Lite 10, per two hours on Lite 30, per three hours on Lite 50 - and each credit includes ten clips.
Paid plans export up to 1080p with no watermark. The free video renders at 720p with a small watermark.
Upload a VOD and see what it pulls out. The first one is on us, no card needed.
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