How it works
1. Copy your broadcast link
Open the past broadcast on Kick and copy its link (kick.com/yourchannel/videos/…). Paste it into Clipex, which pulls the video straight from Kick.
2. Choose the stretch worth clipping
Drag the timeframe over the part you want: up to 3 hours of a broadcast up to 48 hours long. Then pick a caption style and a shape.
3. Download your clips
Each clip is a moment that stands on its own, cut on whole sentences with captions burned in. Change the layout in the editor if you need to, then download.
Why creators use Clipex
Clips from marathon streams
Broadcasts up to 48 hours long work. You choose which 3 hours to clip, so you pay only for the part that matters.
Costs half as much
Kick past broadcasts are charged at half the rate of other videos, and every clip in the result is included.
Your cam and the game, stacked
Switch a clip to the Gaming layout in the editor and your face cam sits on top, with the gameplay underneath.
Ready for every feed
Export 9:16 for TikTok, Shorts and Reels, 1:1 for the Instagram feed or 16:9 for YouTube and X, on every plan.
How Clipex picks clips
Clipex reads the whole transcript and looks for moments that stand on their own: each clip keeps its setup and its payoff, and starts and ends on a full sentence. The crop moves to whoever is talking, then holds still until someone else talks. Captions are burned in, highlighted word by word and kept in the lower third, off faces. You get the moments worth posting, not filler to sort through.
Questions
How do I clip a Kick stream?
Copy the link to the past broadcast on Kick, paste it into Clipex, pick the part to clip and get your clips back.
Do I need to download my Kick VOD first?
No. Clipex fetches it from Kick for you.
What's the longest Kick stream I can clip?
48 hours. Clipex clips up to 3 hours of it at a time.
How much does it cost?
Plans start at $14 a month, or $9.88 billed yearly. Kick broadcasts are charged at half the usual rate, by the second.
Can I use it for Twitch and YouTube as well?
Yes. Clipex also takes Twitch past broadcasts, YouTube links and MP4 or MOV uploads.