AI Highlights: every good moment in your stream, found without you
Connect Twitch, Kick, or YouTube and Eklipse watches the entire stream. Eklipse reads what happened in the game, not just what you said, so a silent clutch counts as much as a loud reaction. What comes back is a list of vertical clips, ready for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts.
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Three steps, and only the first one needs you
There is nothing to upload, no plugin to install, and no local recording software to run alongside your stream.
Connect your account
Sign in with Twitch, Kick, or YouTube. Eklipse picks up new VODs on its own once the account is linked, so you set this up once and then forget it.
The AI watches the whole stream
Detection runs across the full VOD, the whole stream end to end, not a trimmed sample and not the first hour. It scores game events, audio peaks, and on-screen markers, then ranks what it found.
Review, edit, and export
Open the clip list, keep what you like, and export vertical with captions for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. Everything renders in the cloud, so your PC stays free.
What the AI actually looks for
Most clippers listen to your microphone and guess. Eklipse reads the game itself, which is why quiet moments still get caught.
Game events
Kills, clutches, wins, boss fights, and round results are read from frame graphics and on-screen markers. A no-scope you never reacted to is still a highlight, and the model treats it that way.
Reactions and audio peaks
Laughter, shouting, and sudden volume changes get scored alongside the gameplay signal. When both spike together, the clip ranks higher.
IRL, Just Chatting, and podcasts New
Since the July 2026 engine update, detection is no longer game-only. Just Chatting bits, IRL segments, and podcast moments get scored too, so variety streamers are no longer stuck clipping by hand.
Your own voice command
Say “clip it” mid-match and Eklipse marks that moment without you touching a key. Useful for the things a model cannot score, like an inside joke with chat. See voice command.
And what it throws away
Detection is only half the job. Quality filters check audio and video before anything reaches your list, and dead time is trimmed off automatically, so you are reviewing candidates rather than sorting through everything the stream contained.
Tuned per game, across 3,000+ titles
Detection is not one generic model. Scoring is tuned by category, because a Valorant round and a Minecraft build do not look alike to a machine.
Round wins, multi-kills, and clutch survivals. The model leans on kill feeds and scoreboard changes rather than your reaction.
Final circles, elimination streaks, and the win screen itself. Placement events are strong signals even in a quiet endgame.
Story beats, chat spikes, and reaction moments. Covered since the July 2026 engine update. See Just Chatting clipping.
Escalation, hot takes, and the moments a guest says something worth pulling out. Scored on conversational signal, not gameplay.
Chases, jump scares, and last-second escapes. Nothing here shows up on a scoreboard, so detection leans on your reaction and the audio spike instead. This is the genre that breaks speech-only clippers, and it is where Dead by Daylight clipping lives.
Builds, boss kills, and group fails. Scoring weights audio and chat higher here, because there is no kill feed to read.
Clips come out ready to post
A highlight nobody can publish is not finished. Every clip lands in a vertical format that TikTok, Reels, and Shorts accept as is.
Auto reframe to 9:16
Widescreen gameplay is recomposed to portrait with the action kept in frame, so you are not dragging a crop box around by hand.
Captions burned in
Auto-generated subtitles in gaming-native fonts, editable before you export. Most short-form is watched on mute, so this is not decoration.
Your handle on every clip
Add a watermark and channel name once and it carries across every export, so a clip that travels still points back to you.
Trim controls and auto-cut dead time
Start and end points are adjustable on any clip, and dead air is trimmed off before you ever open it.
Multiple variants per moment
One highlight can export as several cuts, so you can test which framing lands instead of committing to a single version.
Whole streams in parallel
Batch processing runs multiple streams at once. A weekend of broadcasts turns into a week of posts without queueing them by hand.
Why 1.5M+ creators trust Eklipse
Trustpilot re-verified 20 July 2026. Other platforms aggregated as of April 2026.
What streamers say about the clips it finds
Real reviews from streamers using Eklipse on web and mobile.
“Eklipse has clipped many vids that I’d never thought of clipping myself.”
“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.”
“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.”
“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.”
“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.”
“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, captured July 2026.
Where your highlights go next
AI Highlights finds the moments. These are the parts of Eklipse that take them the rest of the way.
Content Agent
The hands-off version. It takes the highlights, captions them, and posts them to TikTok for you, so the clips go out whether or not you sit down to review them.
Meet Content AgentAI Edit
Turn a raw highlight into a finished edit with captions, effects, and pacing handled for you.
Open AI EditEklipse Studio
A full editor for the clips worth extra attention, with layouts, overlays, and manual trimming.
Open StudioContent Planner
Schedule the finished clips out to your channels instead of exporting and uploading one by one.
Open PlannerKick clips
The same detection engine pointed at Kick streams, with Kick-specific setup notes.
Kick clippingMobile app
Review and post the clips from your phone, which is where most of this ends up happening anyway.
Get the appUltra Highlights
The same detection, exported at up to 1440p for clips where the source quality is the point.
See UltraVoice command
Mark a moment mid-match by saying it out loud, for the clips a model would never score.
How it worksConsole streamer
Clipping from Xbox and PlayStation streams, where there is no PC to install anything on.
Console setupTwitch clips to TikTok
The TikTok side of distribution, covering sizing, captions, and posting cadence for that feed specifically.
TikTok workflowTwitch clips to Reels
The distribution side, if Instagram rather than TikTok is where your clips actually land.
Reels workflowCompare clippers
Honest side-by-sides against Medal, OpusClip, StreamLadder, and the rest of the field.
See comparisonsAI Highlights FAQ
What is Eklipse AI Highlights?
It is Eklipse’s core detection engine. Once you connect a Twitch, Kick, or YouTube account, it watches your full VOD and scores moments using game events, on-screen markers, and audio peaks, then returns them as clips you can export vertically. You do not upload anything and you do not run software during the stream.
How is this different from a clipper that listens to my voice?
Speech-first tools score a clip by how you sounded, so a quiet play gives them nothing to work with. Eklipse reads the game state itself across 3,000+ titles, which means a silent clutch or a no-scope you never reacted to still registers. Audio is one signal among several rather than the whole model. The OpusClip comparison walks through the difference in detail.
Does it work for Just Chatting and IRL streams?
Yes, as of the July 2026 engine update. Detection used to be game-only, and variety streamers had to clip those segments by hand. The current engine scores Just Chatting bits, IRL moments, and podcast segments alongside gameplay. See Just Chatting clipping for how that plays out on a real stream.
How long does it take to get highlights after a stream?
Processing starts automatically once your VOD is available and runs in the background, so nothing is tied up on your machine. Turnaround scales with stream length. As one App Store reviewer put it, “after I did a stream it took about an hour or less to make 43 clips.” Your own numbers will vary with VOD length and how much happened in it.
Which platforms can I connect?
Twitch, Kick, and YouTube as stream sources. You can connect more than one and Eklipse pulls VODs from each. Facebook, Xbox, and email are sign-in options for the account itself, not places it reads streams from. Kick has a few platform-specific setup details covered on the Kick clips page.
Do I need editing skills or a powerful PC?
Neither. Detection, reframing, captioning, and rendering all run in the cloud, so a laptop is enough and your GPU stays free for the game. If you do want manual control over a specific clip, Eklipse Studio is there for it.
Is Eklipse free?
Creating an account costs nothing and takes one click through Twitch or Google. Clipping itself is paid: Eklipse has been a fully paid product since June 2026, at roughly $12.50 a month on the annual plan or $24.99 month to month. There is no zero-cost tier. If you want something genuinely free to try first, the standalone browser tools cost nothing and need no account at all.
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