Gameplay moments
Keep the lead-up and outcome of a play together. Check that a vertical crop does not hide the action or an important part of the game interface.
Paste a Twitch VOD link. Find stream highlights, trim the clip, and add captions before you share.
Use a saved broadcast link, such as twitch.tv/videos/…
Your stream.Example layout
A VOD is a saved broadcast. Open the recording you want to edit and copy its video link. A specific recording is clearer than a channel page.
Look through the suggested moments, then check the surrounding action and conversation. Adjust the clip’s start and end if the setup is missing.
Choose a crop that keeps the action and any important facecam visible. Edit the captions, export, and upload the file to your chosen platform.
Keep the lead-up and outcome of a play together. Check that a vertical crop does not hide the action or an important part of the game interface.
Save a reaction with the moment that caused it, or a complete answer from a conversation. A new viewer should not need the full stream for context.
Export separate highlights from a recording for your recap posts. Review each suggestion; AI may miss visual action or choose an incomplete moment.
A VOD is a recording of a broadcast that you can watch after it aired. This page starts from a saved Twitch video link so you can choose clips from that recording.
A channel link may resolve to an available archive, but it is not a request to monitor the channel. Paste a specific VOD link to identify the broadcast you want.
No. Pasting a VOD link imports an available recording. It does not enable continuous live recording, automatic monitoring, or clipping future broadcasts.
No. AI can miss action or context. Use its suggestions and editing scores to shortlist clips, then watch the footage and adjust the selection yourself.