Eklipse
Find, edit, and publish stream highlights.
Powder analyzes completed gaming VODs on a Windows PC. These alternatives cover the jobs Powder does not: cloud processing, live event capture, cross-platform recording, and direct social publishing.

Eklipse processes connected Twitch, Kick, and YouTube streams in the cloud. It looks for game events, reactions, and voice cues across 1,000+ supported games, then moves the selected moments into vertical editing, captions, and publishing.
Find, edit, and publish stream highlights.
Capture moments while you play.
Choose highlights, match, or session mode.
Save replays on Windows, macOS, or Linux.
Powder analyzes a completed VOD on your Windows PC. Eklipse moves that process to the cloud and keeps the editing and publishing steps in the same account.


Link Twitch, Kick, or YouTube. There is no local VOD-analysis app to run after each stream.
Eklipse searches for game events, reactions, and voice cues. Keep the clips worth finishing.
Reframe for vertical video, add captions, make your edits, then publish to TikTok, Shorts, or Reels.
These excerpts come from Eklipse's homepage and public review platforms. Scores change as new reviews are added; the figures below were checked July 15, 2026.
“They are really making my job as a streamer easier. I don't have to stop playing to clip something.”
“Best software for editing my clips from Twitch.”
“The app works really good for what I'm using it for.”
“I can just say ‘clip it’ during my stream to get the moments I want.”
That one decision rules out half the list. The table keeps the rest to six practical questions.
| Product | Best for | When clips are found | Runs where | Edit + publish | Starting access | Main catch |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Powder baseline | Completed gaming VODs | After the recording or stream | Windows PC | Clips, montages, vertical output | Free for gamers | Windows only; no live clipping |
| Eklipse | Cloud stream-to-social | From connected VODs + Voice Command | Cloud | Vertical, captions, social publishing | Account free; clipping plans apply | Not a continuous local recorder |
| Medal | Local replays + community | As events happen | Windows PC | Editor, share, export | Free; optional Premium | Not a finished-VOD scanner |
| SteelSeries Moments | Free local auto-clipping | As supported events happen | Windows 10+ | Trim, montage, share | Free download | Auto-clipping varies by game |
| Outplayed | Configurable local capture | During highlights, match, or session | Windows / Overwolf | Editor, Supercut, share | Free account; paid options | Events depend on game support |
| StreamLadder | Cloud streamer VODs | After stream completion | Cloud | 9:16, captions, publishing | Free tools; 7-day ClipGPT trial | AI clipping is paid after trial |
| Allstar | Supported cloud game capture | Hotkey or game-data trigger | Cloud | Effects, montage, 9:16 | Free access; paid tiers | Not a general VOD scanner |
| OBS Replay Buffer | Manual cross-platform control | When you press the save hotkey | Windows, macOS, Linux | Recording only | Free, open source | No automatic detection or publishing |
Eklipse is the cleanest switch when local VOD processing is the part you want to leave behind.
Connect Twitch, Kick, or YouTube and Eklipse searches the resulting VOD for game events, reactions, and voice cues. Voice Command can mark moments during the stream. Studio, captions, editing, and publishing handle the next steps.
Medal saves supported game events as they happen instead of analyzing the whole VOD later.
It documents automatic clipping for 100+ games, alongside hotkey and voice capture. Clips stay in a local-first gaming workflow with editing, sharing, and a built-in creator community.
Moments combines manual replay capture with automatic events for selected games.
It runs on Windows 10+, supports major graphics hardware, and offers trimming, multi-track audio, montages, clip management, and sharing. Unsupported games can still be clipped manually.
Outplayed gives you four modes: highlights, full match, full session, and manual capture.
Supported game events can trigger clips or bookmarks in real time. You can tune the seconds before and after each event, build a Supercut, and keep separate capture rules for different games.
ClipGPT is closer to Powder's finished-VOD workflow, without running the analysis locally.
It scans Twitch, Kick, and YouTube streams, scores moments, detects facecams, crops to 9:16, adds captions, and connects to publishing. Its manual converter and editor tools remain available too.
Allstar avoids local recording load by creating clips in the cloud for supported games.
A hotkey or game-specific workflow triggers smart trimming, tagging, titles, effects, montages, and 9:16 output. This works especially well when your game is supported and zero FPS drop matters.
OBS Replay Buffer is the practical option when you know which moments to save and want control over the recording.
It continuously keeps a short buffer in memory and writes it to disk when you press a hotkey. OBS runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, but leaves detection, editing, captions, and publishing to you.
We checked official product, help, and access pages on July 15, 2026. The recommendations match products to different capture jobs.
We did not rank detection accuracy. That would require the same VOD and event list in every compatible tool, followed by a count of hits, misses, false positives, and editing time.
List five moments you expect the tool to find or capture.
Track frame rate, disk use, upload time, and processing time.
Count the edits and steps needed before the clip is ready to post.



Eklipse is our pick for streamers who want gaming VODs processed in the cloud and carried through editing and publishing. Medal or SteelSeries Moments are better for local replay capture, while Outplayed offers more control over match and session recording.
Medal is the strongest all-round local replay option here. SteelSeries Moments is a good free alternative for supported-game events, while Outplayed gives you separate highlight, full-match, full-session, and manual modes.
OBS Studio runs on macOS and its Replay Buffer can save recent gameplay when you press a hotkey. It does not automatically find highlights. For cloud processing from a connected stream, Eklipse avoids installing a local VOD analyzer.
No. Powder says its AI processes completed recordings and finished Twitch, Kick, or YouTube streams. It does not clip the broadcast in real time. Medal, SteelSeries Moments, and Outplayed capture supported events while you play.
You can create an Eklipse account for free, but clipping requires a paid plan. Check the current pricing page for plan limits. Eklipse also offers separate free tools in its tools directory.
Create an Eklipse account, connect Twitch, Kick, or YouTube, and choose the streams you want Eklipse to turn into clips.
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