Queue a week of clips. Post them without being there.
Content Planner puts every clip you have on one calendar and sends them to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and Facebook at the times you pick. The queue keeps running when you are not at the desk.
Free to sign up · Scheduling runs on a paid plan
From clip to queued post
Four steps, then it runs on its own
Your clips are already in Eklipse. Scheduling stops you having to be at a keyboard every time something should go out.
Connect your channels
Link Twitch, Kick, YouTube or Facebook as your stream source, then connect the social accounts you post to.
Pick the clip and destinations
Choose a finished clip and tick every platform it should go to. One post can target several at once.
Write the caption once
Add your caption and hashtags, then check the preview to see how the post will look before it leaves.
Schedule it or send it now
Set a date and time and Eklipse posts it for you, or push it out immediately. Save it as a draft if it is not ready.
What the planner handles
Everything you would otherwise be remembering
Posting consistently is an admin job, and it quietly falls over first after a long stream. Content Planner is where that job lives.
Every post you own, on one calendar
Content Planner opens on a month view of everything scheduled, drafted and already published, so a week of posting stays on screen and out of your head.
- Month view for the plan, day view for what is happening today
- Three states at a glance: posted, scheduled, and drafted
- Sits in the same dashboard as your clip library, so nothing gets exported first
- Open a scheduled post to move it, with nothing to rebuild
The month view
Scheduled, drafted and posted in one place
Post it now, or pick the hour it goes out
Every post asks the same question once: does this go out immediately, or does it belong somewhere on the calendar. Clips you make at three in the morning do not have to be published at three in the morning.
- Share now for anything worth posting while the stream is still fresh
- Schedule for a date and time, and Eklipse sends it when it arrives
- Save as draft when the clip is ready but the caption is not
- Queue a run of posts in one sitting instead of one upload at a time
Write the caption once, see it on every platform
A post going to four places should not mean opening four apps and retyping the same thing. Captions and hashtags are written on the post itself, and the preview shows you what lands before anything is sent.
- Caption and hashtags stored with the post, not with each platform
- Preview the post as it will appear, then adjust
- Keep captions and framing consistent across channels
- Fix a mistake in the queue instead of deleting a live post
It keeps posting while you are doing something else
The queue does not need you present. Once a post is scheduled it goes out on time whether you are mid-stream, asleep, or away for the week.
- Runs server side, so your PC does not need to be on
- Keeps a channel active through the days you do not stream
- Plan a week in one sitting and stop thinking about uploads
- Review what went out from your phone with the mobile app
What ends up in the queue
The clips you will be scheduling
Eklipse detects the moments first, so the calendar fills with what you played. Each title below has its own guide to what gets clipped and how it posts.
Before the calendar
What fills the queue in the first place
Content Planner schedules what Eklipse has already found and cut. These are the steps that produce the clips you are queueing.
Also in features
Gaming Video Editor/ Edit Stream Highlights/ Create Content Faster/ Clip Editing App/ Twitch Clip Editor
Elsewhere on Eklipse
All features/ Free tools/ Use cases/ Compare/ How Eklipse works/ Help centre
Clear before you connect
Free to create an account. Scheduling runs on a paid plan.
Know what happens next
Create your account, connect your channels and look around the dashboard. Building the queue and letting Eklipse post to it are part of the paid product, so check that before you plan a week around it.
What streamers notice first
Less remembering. Less scrubbing. More clips finished.
“The web app works really well for what I use it for, I really like the auto clipping function as well as the studio for manual editing, and auto-posting.”Adam Crockett · Trustpilot
“It’s great for streamers who want to post a lot.”Michael Watts · Trustpilot
“I work two full time jobs and have a wife and 3 kids… Eklipse takes the hard work out of cutting and editing.”LAJtastic Voyage · Trustpilot
“It’s made clipping after long streams less of a hassle. I’ve just started streaming; its AI clipping feature helps pick out the best possible clips.”wds.corey · Trustpilot
“I paid for premium and it has been pretty good at getting relevant clips from my streams I’ve had it go through.”Shad Pearce · Trustpilot
“It’s a helpful AI tool to find clips and moments that fit short form content creation.”Noor Mass · Trustpilot
Before you build a queue
Scheduling questions, answered directly
Which platforms can I schedule posts to?
TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and Facebook. One post can target several of them at once, so a clip going to four places is built once rather than four times. Your stream sources are separate: Twitch, Kick, YouTube and Facebook are where Eklipse pulls the footage from.
What is the difference between scheduling a post and sharing now?
Sharing now sends the clip immediately, which suits anything worth posting while the stream is still fresh. Scheduling attaches a date and time, and Eklipse sends it when that time arrives. Both are the same post built the same way, and the choice is made when you create it.
Does it post while I am offline?
Yes, and that is the point of the queue. Scheduled posts run server side, so nothing depends on your PC being awake or the Eklipse tab being open. You can queue a week in one sitting and leave.
Can I change or cancel something after I have scheduled it?
Yes. Anything still in the queue can be reopened, edited or removed before it goes out, and a post you are not happy with can be saved as a draft instead. Fixing it in the queue is easier than deleting a post that has already gone live.
Do I have to write a separate caption for each platform?
No. The caption and hashtags belong to the post, so you write them once for every destination it targets, and the preview shows you how the post will look before it is sent.
Where do the clips in the calendar come from?
From the rest of Eklipse. AI Highlights detects moments across your connected stream VODs, AI Edit turns them into vertical clips with captions, and the finished results are what you drag onto the calendar. The clips are already there, so you are only choosing when they go out.
Is scheduling included when I sign up?
Creating an account costs nothing and lets you connect channels and look around. Calendar scheduling and the posting queue are part of the paid product, along with AI clip generation and watermark-free exports. Eklipse is a fully paid product and there is no zero-cost tier.
Your next week of posts can already be scheduled.
Connect your channels, fill the calendar once, and let the queue handle the rest.
Free to sign up · Scheduling runs on a paid plan
