How it works
1. Paste the VOD link
Any twitch.tv/videos link to a finished broadcast works. Clipex fetches it for you, so there's nothing to download or upload.
2. Pick the part to clip
Choose up to 3 hours from a stream up to 48 hours long. Pick one of seven caption styles and a shape: 9:16 for TikTok, Shorts and Reels, 1:1 for the Instagram feed or 16:9 for YouTube and X.
3. Get your clips
Clipex reads the whole transcript and cuts the moments worth posting, each on whole sentences. Adjust any clip in the editor, then download it.
Why creators use Clipex
Made for long streams
Streams up to 48 hours long. Drag the timeframe to the part worth clipping, up to 3 hours at a time.
Half the usual rate
Twitch past broadcasts are charged at half the rate of other videos, and every clip you get back is included.
Face cam above the gameplay
The Gaming layout in the editor puts your face cam on top and the gameplay below, in 9:16.
Captions that keep up
Captions are burned in and highlighted word by word, kept in the lower third so they stay off your face.
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
Can I clip a Twitch VOD without downloading it?
Yes. Paste the twitch.tv/videos link and Clipex fetches the broadcast itself.
How long can the Twitch stream be?
Up to 48 hours. You pick up to 3 hours of it to clip at a time.
How much does it cost to clip a Twitch stream?
Plans start at $14 a month, or $9.88 billed yearly. Streams are charged at half the usual rate, by the second, and every clip is included.
Does it work with YouTube too?
Yes. Clipex takes YouTube links, Twitch and Kick past broadcasts, and MP4 or MOV uploads.
Does Clipex add a watermark?
No. Clipex never adds a watermark to your clips.