///Twitch clip editor

Twitch Clip Editor for Gaming Highlights

Eklipse Studio lets you trim Twitch clips, reframe gameplay and facecam for vertical video, add captions, and export for TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels. AI Highlights can also find clip-worthy moments in your Twitch streams for you to review and edit.

Sign-up is free and includes one AI scan of a recent stream so you can preview clips. Creating and exporting clips in Eklipse Studio needs Eklipse Premium, from $24.99/month. Only have one clip? The free Twitch clip converter needs no login.

Importing a Twitch clip into Eklipse Studio
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“Eklipse has made making content 1000 times easier! I run my stream. Hop on the next day and boom tons of clips I can use at any point for TikTok’s and shorts!”

Bo Cooper
Bo Cooper★★★★★ 5.0 out of 5

“My experience using Eklipse is excellent! If you're an up-and-coming content creator, this will take you to the next level! It'll take your streams or videos and create clips or compilations! Great for growing you're community!”

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gmoney★★★★★ 5.0 out of 5

“Honestly i struggled editing my clips from twitch! Until i found Eklipse.gg! They make scumming through my VODs so much easier and less time consuming! Highly recommend if you’re a streamer who does their own video editing!”

Kiyohime
Kiyohime★★★★★ 5.0 out of 5

“Very easy to use and works great at finding clips in my stream from twitch that I can post on tiktok or other platforms to grow my audience! Would highly recommend.”

Timmea Aimbez
Timmea Aimbez★★★★★ 5.0 out of 5

“Amazing app.. as a small streamer this app helps grab best clips of me on Fortnite.”

Michelle Stallworth
Michelle Stallworth★★★★★ 5.0 out of 5

“It is so easy to use and it helps me make vids. I can’t edit at all.”

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Two workflows

Edit a clip or find clips: which do you need?

Edit your Twitch clips for short-form video

Clip editing prepares a moment you already picked. Open a clip from your Eklipse library in Eklipse Studio, trim it, set the vertical layout, add captions and export it. Best when you know exactly which moment you want to post.

Find highlights without scrubbing through your entire stream

AI highlight detection finds moments you have not picked yet. Connect Twitch and Eklipse scans a full VOD for kills, wins and big reactions, then drops candidate clips into your library to review and edit. See AI Highlights.

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Twitch gameplay clip ready for editing in Eklipse
How it works

How to edit a Twitch clip in Eklipse Studio

STEP 01

Bring in your clip

Three ways footage gets into Eklipse: connect your Twitch account so your VODs sync and AI Highlights become clips in your library; import a stream from your computer (MP4, 15 minutes to 4 hours, under 10 GB, uses 1 credit); or open any clip already in your library.

Importing a Twitch clip into Eklipse Studio
STEP 02

Get the right moment and framing

Drag the start and end points to keep only the play that matters. Then switch the horizontal clip to a 9:16 layout and position gameplay and facecam so the crosshair, kill feed and your reaction stay visible.

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STEP 03

Add captions and finish your clip

Add auto-captions you can edit, text, templates, memes and channel stickers. Free accounts get basic templates and text styles; Premium unlocks custom text styling and the full template, sticker and asset library.

Adding a meme to a Twitch clip in Eklipse Studio Choosing a vertical template in Eklipse Studio Editable auto-captions on a gaming clip
STEP 04

Export your finished Twitch clip

Click Export, pick resolution and FPS, and save the file to your device or keep it in Eklipse cloud storage. To skip the download, connect TikTok, YouTube or Instagram and schedule or post through Content Publisher. Editing does not post anything on its own: you choose when and where each clip goes.

Posting a finished Twitch clip to TikTok from Eklipse Scheduling clips in Eklipse Content Publisher
Twitch-specific editing

Built for how Twitch clips actually look

  • Keep the HUD readable: frame presets keep the crosshair, kill feed and minimap inside a 9:16 crop.
  • Facecam on top, gameplay below: split layouts stack your camera over the action instead of shrinking both.
  • Captions that stay out of the way: place captions where they do not cover the scoreboard or chat.
  • One clip, three platforms: export 9:16 for TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Reels from the same edit.

Eklipse Studio is a browser editor, so there is no desktop software to install and no GPU load on your streaming PC. Gaming assets (HUD elements, rank icons, memes) are built in. Compared with general editing software, Eklipse Studio skips the download-and-reupload loop.

AI-Edit adds memes, captions and effects automatically if you want speed over control.

Free vs Premium

Is Eklipse's Twitch clip editor free?

Sign-up is free. Creating and exporting clips in Eklipse Studio needs Eklipse Premium.

 Free accountEklipse Premium (from $24.99/mo or $179.99/yr)
Create an account, log in with TwitchYesYes
AI scan of a recent stream, preview clips1 scanYes, per plan limits
Create and export clips in StudioNoYes
Export qualityNo exportUp to 1080p 60fps, no watermark
Templates, stickers, premium assetsBasic templates and textFull library, custom text styling
Content Publisher postingNoYes

Free option: The Twitch clip converter is genuinely free, needs no login and adds no watermark: paste a Twitch clip link or upload a file, reframe to 9:16, edit auto-captions and download. It does not trim; use the full Eklipse Studio for that.

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Comparison

Twitch's clip tool vs. Eklipse

Twitch's built-in tool is the fastest way to grab a moment while you or your viewers watch. Eklipse picks up from there.

CapabilityTwitch's native clip toolEklipse
Create a clip from a momentYes, where clipping is enabled on the channelYes, plus AI finds moments across the full stream
Find highlights across a full VODNot its job: you scrub manuallyAI Highlights scans the VOD for you
Trim an existing clipBasic start and end selection when creatingTimeline trimming in Eklipse Studio
Reframe for vertical videoNot its main purpose9:16 layouts with gameplay and facecam positioning
Captions, text, memesNoAuto-captions, text, templates, memes, stickers
Export or publishShare link on TwitchDownload, or post via Content Publisher (Premium)
Case study

From 4 hours of Battlefield 6 streaming to a week of clips

Before Eklipse, turning a 4-hour stream into shareable clips meant downloading the VOD, trimming it in another app, exporting and sending it to a phone. With Eklipse, Battlefield 6 players get highlights in minutes, polish them in Eklipse Studio and post to TikTok, with the remaining clips scheduled across the week.

FAQ

Twitch clip editor questions

How do I edit a Twitch clip?

Connect your Twitch account or import a stream, then open a clip from your Eklipse library in Eklipse Studio. Trim the start and end, switch to a 9:16 layout, position gameplay and facecam, add captions or text, and click Export to download it or send it to Content Publisher. Creating and exporting clips needs Eklipse Premium.

Can I turn a Twitch clip into a vertical video?

Yes. Eklipse Studio converts horizontal Twitch footage to 9:16 and lets you place gameplay and facecam so the HUD stays visible. For a single clip with no account, the free Twitch clip converter reframes a clip link or file to 9:16, 4:5 or 1:1.

Can I add captions to Twitch clips?

Yes. Eklipse Studio adds auto-captions you can edit, plus text and templates. Free accounts get basic templates and text styles; Premium unlocks custom styling and the full template and sticker library.

Is Eklipse's Twitch clip editor free?

Signing up is free and includes one AI scan of a recent stream so you can preview clips. Creating and exporting clips in Eklipse Studio needs Eklipse Premium, from $24.99/month or $179.99/year, with 1080p 60fps exports and no watermark. The separate Twitch clip converter tool is free with no login.

Can Eklipse automatically find clips from a Twitch stream?

Yes. Connect Twitch and AI Highlights scans your VODs for kills, wins and big reactions, then puts candidate clips in your library to review and edit. See AI Highlights.

Can I edit an existing Twitch clip without processing an entire VOD?

In Eklipse Studio you edit clips that are in your Eklipse library, which come from synced or imported streams. To edit one standalone Twitch clip without processing a VOD, use the free Twitch clip converter: paste the clip link or upload the file.

Can I publish Twitch clips directly to TikTok, Reels and YouTube Shorts?

Yes, with Content Publisher. Connect your social accounts and schedule or post finished clips to TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels without downloading them first. You can also download the file and upload it yourself.

What is the difference between Eklipse Studio and AI-Edit?

Eklipse Studio gives you manual control over trimming, layout, captions and effects. AI-Edit adds memes, captions and effects automatically for faster, ready-to-post clips. Both run on clips in your Eklipse library.

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Prepare your Twitch clips for social media

Connect Twitch, open a clip in Eklipse Studio and export it for TikTok, Shorts and Reels. Sign-up is free; creating and exporting clips needs Premium.

Prepare Your Twitch Clips

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Call of Duty: Black Ops 6!

Eklipse is the only AI tool that fully automates your highlights, so you can focus on the game. Get ready for launch day—your best BO6 gameplay will be automatically clipped and edited for you! 

We’ve been working hard to fine-tune our AI, ensuring it’s fully equipped to capture your most exciting BO6 moments with precision. Not only will it clip your highlights, but it will also enhance them with fun, relatable memes, captions, and more.

🛡 Simply connect your streaming channel, and we’ll take care of the rest 🛡