Turn every stream into clips automatically
Connect Twitch, Kick, or YouTube once, and every stream you go live gets clipped automatically in the background while you keep playing. Eklipse scans the whole broadcast, finds your best moments, and hands back vertical clips reframed for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. No hotkey, no scrubbing the VOD, no manual clipping ever again.
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Set it once, and every stream clips itself
You do step one. The auto clipper handles everything after it, on every broadcast, without you opening anything.
Connect your channel
Link Twitch, Kick, or YouTube in one click. That is the only manual step, and you only do it once. From then on Eklipse knows when you go live.
Stream like normal
Play your game. Eklipse pulls the VOD automatically after the stream ends and runs AI Highlights over the whole thing, so nothing gets missed and you never touch a clip button mid-fight.
Clips appear on their own
A ranked list of vertical clips shows up in your library, each already reframed to 9:16 and captioned. You did not start anything, and you did not miss anything.
Post, or let it auto-post
Download, or send clips straight to TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. Hand the whole loop to Content Agent and it posts automatically without you opening the app at all.
What "automatic" actually covers
Every job you used to do by hand after a stream, done for you on every broadcast, still adjustable before you post.
Detects the moments for you
The AI reads the gameplay, not just the audio, so it catches a quiet 1v5 clutch as readily as a scream. It clips your best plays across 3,000+ games without you flagging a single one. This is the AI Highlights engine running on autopilot.
Runs on every stream
It keeps clipping every broadcast after that, forever, with no re-configuring. Go live on Monday and Thursday and both sessions come back as clips. The automation does not lapse between streams, and it does not need switching back on after a break.
Reframes to 9:16 automatically
Each auto clip comes out vertical, with the crop tracking the action instead of locking to the centre. Captions are transcribed and timed in the same pass. Fine-tune any of it in AI Edit, or post as-is.
Ranks them so you post the best
Clips come back scored, so the highest-potential ones sit at the top of the list. A five-hour stream turns into a shortlist worth posting, not a folder you have to sift through yourself.
Works while your PC games
Detection and rendering happen in the cloud, so auto-clipping never steals frames from your game. Review and post the clips from the mobile app later, on the couch.
Twitch, Kick, and YouTube
The same automatic clipping runs on any connected platform. Multi-stream to Twitch and Kick and both get clipped. There is nothing to install on the platform side.
Clipping by hand costs you the clips you don't catch
The best moment is usually the one where you were too locked in to hit the clip key. Manual clipping only saves what you remembered to save. Automatic clipping saves what actually happened.
Clipping it yourself
- Hit a hotkey mid-fight, or lose the moment
- Scrub a five-hour VOD afterwards to find the rest
- Crop and caption every clip by hand
- The quiet plays never get clipped at all
- Skip a night editing and the stream is just gone
Eklipse auto-clipping
- Connect once, every stream clips in the background
- The whole VOD is scanned, nothing is missed
- Clips come back reframed to 9:16 and captioned
- Silent clutches get clipped the same as loud ones
- Optional auto-posting straight to TikTok, Reels, Shorts
Side by side against the other clip tools: see the full comparison set.
Auto-clips 3,000+ games
Detection is tuned per category, because a Valorant round and a GTA heist do not peak on the same cues. Pick your game and it already knows what a highlight looks like there.
The moments worth posting are usually the ones where tabbing out to hit a hotkey would have cost you the round. Automatic Twitch clipping catches them anyway, because it reads the VOD afterwards. Try it on an old broadcast with the free auto-clip Twitch tool.
Marathon and sleep streams are exactly where manual clipping breaks. The auto-clipper scans the whole thing regardless of length and surfaces the handful of moments that mattered.
One Saturday broadcast becomes a week of vertical posts. Queue them through Content Planner so the feed stays fed while you are offline.
If you never want to open the app, Content Agent takes it from detection to posting on TikTok automatically. Auto-clipping plus auto-publishing.
Why 1.5M+ creators trust Eklipse
Ratings aggregated from each platform's public review pages.
Streamers who stopped clipping by hand
Real reviews from streamers using Eklipse on web and mobile.
“They are really making my job as a streamer easier, I don’t have to stop playing to clip something, it’s just automatically clipped.”
“This is a great app! It does exactly what it’s supposed to do… after I did a stream it took about an hour or less to make 43 clips. One of the first apps I’ve found that has actually worked.”
“Eklipse has clipped many vids that I’d never thought of clipping myself.”
“I just started streaming and didn’t know the first thing about video editing. Eklipse makes it so easy. You just link your Twitch or YouTube, and it pulls the clips for you.”
“I love Eklipse. It works really well and captures moments when you laugh or say certain keywords. I love the edits too. I used to use Streamladder, but I’ve been loving Eklipse.”
“Well worth the subscription. Cuts down time editing, and they are always adding games.”
Verbatim quotes from Eklipse’s public reviews on eklipse.gg and the Apple App Store.
What auto-clipping connects to
Auto-clipping finds and cuts the moments. These are the parts that find, finish, and post them.
AI Highlights
The detection engine underneath. It reads the game to decide what counts as a highlight, which is why the auto-clipper catches the quiet plays too.
See AI HighlightsAI Edit
Where an auto clip gets finished. Captions, meme overlays, effects, and a tighter reframe before it goes out.
Open AI EditContent Agent
The fully hands-off version. It clips, edits, and posts to TikTok automatically, so you never open the app.
Meet Content AgentContent Planner
Schedule your auto-clips across channels instead of exporting and uploading them one at a time.
Open PlannerKick clips
The same automatic clipping pointed at Kick streams, with the Kick-specific setup notes.
Kick clippingMobile app
Review and post your auto-clips from your phone, which is where most of this ends up happening anyway.
Get the appAuto-clip Twitch tool
A free browser version of Twitch auto-clipping. No account needed to try it on a VOD.
Try the free toolTwitch clips to TikTok
Sizing, captions, and posting cadence for that feed specifically.
TikTok workflowAuto-clipping FAQ
How do I auto-clip my Twitch streams?
Connect your Twitch account to Eklipse once. After that, every time you go live Eklipse pulls the VOD automatically, runs AI Highlights over the whole stream, and returns a ranked list of vertical clips. There is no hotkey to press while you play and no VOD to scrub afterwards. Kick and YouTube work the same way.
Does Eklipse clip my stream after I go offline?
Yes. Eklipse pulls the VOD once your broadcast ends and processes it then, so the clips are waiting in your library by the time you are done. Detection and rendering happen in the cloud, not on your PC, so the automatic clipper never steals frames from your game while you are still live.
Is there a free automatic Twitch clipper?
Creating an Eklipse account costs nothing and takes one click through Twitch or Google. The auto-clipping product itself is paid: Eklipse is a fully paid product, at roughly $12.50 a month on the annual plan or $24.99 month to month, with no zero-cost tier. What is genuinely free is the standalone auto-clip Twitch tool and the other browser tools, which need no account and no card.
Will it miss clips if I forget to hit the clip button?
That is the point of it. Because the AI scans the entire VOD after the stream, it does not depend on you remembering to clip anything live. It also reads the gameplay rather than just reactions, so a silent clutch gets clipped as readily as a loud moment, and quiet plays that manual clipping always misses get caught.
Do the auto-clips come out ready for TikTok and Shorts?
Yes. Each clip is reframed to 9:16 with the crop tracking the action, and captions are transcribed and timed in the same pass. You can post as-is, adjust anything first in AI Edit, or publish straight to TikTok, Reels, and Shorts from inside Eklipse.
Can I make the clipping and posting fully automatic?
Yes. Auto-clipping handles detection and cutting on its own. To automate the last step too, hand the loop to Content Agent, which finds, edits, and posts to TikTok without you opening the app, or queue clips yourself through Content Planner.
Which games and platforms does it auto-clip?
More than 3,000 games, with detection tuned per category, across Twitch, Kick, and YouTube. That covers competitive FPS like Valorant and Counter-Strike 2, battle royales like Fortnite and Call of Duty, GTA RP, MOBAs, and sandbox games like Minecraft and Roblox. There are game-by-game guides in the use-case library.
How is this different from AI Highlights?
AI Highlights is the detection engine that decides what a highlight is. Auto-clipping is that engine set to run on its own on every stream you broadcast, so you configure it once and clips keep arriving without you starting anything. Same technology, framed around the hands-free workflow rather than a single manual scan.
Never clip a stream by hand again
Connect one channel and put your last stream through it. The clips you would have missed show up on their own. That first batch tells you whether it catches your kind of moment.
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