Make Warzone edits out of a stream you already played
Eklipse watches the whole session, cuts the squad wipes and Gulag wins into clips, then edits them into vertical Warzone edits with captions, effects and a template. You post them. You do not sit through the VOD looking for them.
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Warzone clips on PC
How to clip Warzone on PC
Warzone has no clip button of its own on PC, so the clip has to come from somewhere else. Three routes work: press Win + Alt + G and let Xbox Game Bar save the last few seconds, press Alt + F10 with NVIDIA Instant Replay running, or connect the channel to Eklipse and let it pull clips out of the session after you stop.
The first two only work if you remembered to hit the key while the fight was happening. The third one is the reason this page exists: Eklipse reads the entire session afterwards, so the round you forgot to record is still there.
Stream it or upload it
Connect Twitch, YouTube or Facebook and Eklipse collects the session on its own, or drop a Warzone recording in by hand if you play off stream.
Let the AI mark the fights
Killstreaks, squad wipes, Gulag wins and last circle clutches get marked across the whole session, roughly ten times faster than scrubbing the VOD yourself.
Edit it and post it
Add captions, effects and a template, reframe to 9:16, then publish to TikTok, Reels or Shorts from the same screen.
Warzone edits
The clip is the easy half. This is the other one.
A raw kill cam is not a Warzone edit. The edit is the crop, the captions, the hit on the beat and the cut that removes the ninety seconds of looting before it. Eklipse does those four jobs on the clips it just found, in the same session.
Templates, so every clip does not need a decision
Pick a template once and it carries the caption style, the effects and the pacing across everything you export that week. It is the difference between editing one clip well and posting five a day.
- Speech transcribed and timed word by word, styled in gaming fonts that move with the audio
- Reaction images, sound effects, zooms and shake hits dropped on the timeline without cutting anything
- Walking back to the fight, waiting on a respawn and the silence before a round all get trimmed out
- Renders at up to 1080p with no Eklipse branding on it
Warzone clip in the editor
Template applied, captions burned in
How to edit Warzone clips for TikTok
Warzone is a 16:9 game and TikTok is a 9:16 hole. Centre cropping a gunfight throws away the killfeed on one side and your facecam on the other, which is usually the half that made the clip worth posting.
- The crop tracks the crosshair, the killfeed and your facecam and moves to follow them
- Safe zones keep the caption clear of the TikTok interface
- The same export drops into Reels and Shorts without a second pass
16:9 to 9:16
Action tracked, not centre cropped
Keep the HUD when the frame goes vertical
Warzone puts the information you need at the edges: minimap top left, killfeed top right, loadout along the bottom. A vertical conversion that ignores the HUD produces a clip nobody can follow.
- HUD elements stay readable in the vertical frame
- Layout is adjustable if you want the facecam somewhere else
- Works the same on a Modern Warfare or Black Ops recording
Vertical conversion
Minimap and killfeed survive
Call of Duty montage maker
A week of sessions is usually one good montage and forty clips you will never open again. Stack the marked moments into a single video instead of cutting them together by hand.
- Compiles the detected highlights into one montage
- Runs on the clips already in your library, so there is nothing to re-import
- Exports long for YouTube or vertical for Shorts
Montage from one week
Built from clips already detected
Pro View, for the moment the AI did not mark
Detection is good, not psychic. Pro View gives you an interactive timeline of the whole match with every kill, death, revive and rotation marked, so you can jump to the exact second you remember instead of scrubbing for it.
- The full match, not a summary screen
- Jump straight to a moment to clip it or to review it for a VOD
- Useful when the play was positional rather than a killstreak
Match timeline
Kills, deaths, revives, rotations
Post them on a schedule instead of all at once
Five clips finished on a Sunday do not have to be five posts on a Sunday. Queue them and let them go out across the week at the times your account actually gets watched.
- Schedule straight to TikTok, Shorts and Reels
- Batch a week of Warzone clips in one sitting
Queued for the week
One editing session, seven posts
Not only Warzone
Modern Warfare and Black Ops highlights, same pipeline
Warzone players rarely play only Warzone. Detection runs on the rest of the Call of Duty family the same way, so a night that started in Resurgence and ended in multiplayer comes back as one set of clips rather than two jobs.
Clip it from the phone while the lobby loads
The mobile app runs the same detection and the same editor, so a Modern Warfare highlight can be cut, captioned and posted between matches instead of waiting for you to be back at the desk.
- Detection, editing and publishing on iOS and Android
- The library is the same one your desktop sees
Black Ops clip on mobile
Cut and posted between matches
And every other game in the rotation
Detection is tuned per game category rather than hard coded to Call of Duty, which is why the same account handles the battle royale you play on stream and the one you play to unwind.
- 3,000+ games with framing tuned per category
- One library, one editor, one publishing queue
Beyond Call of Duty
Same detection, different category
What gets marked
The Warzone moments it goes looking for
Detection is not a volume trigger. These are the Warzone events that end up marked, which is also why the clip list is short enough to be worth reading.
What the account costs
Making the account is free and it lets you connect your channel and look through your sessions. Detecting clips, editing them and exporting without a watermark are the paid product. Eklipse has no zero cost tier, and saying otherwise would waste your evening.
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Before you connect the channel
Warzone clipping, answered directly
How do I get Warzone clips?
Connect Twitch, YouTube or Facebook to Eklipse and play as normal, or upload a Warzone recording by hand. Eklipse reads the session end to end and marks the multi-kills, squad wipes, Gulag wins and last circle clutches, then each marked moment lands in your library as a clip you can trim, reframe and post. If you would rather capture on the spot, Xbox Game Bar on Win + Alt + G and NVIDIA Instant Replay on Alt + F10 both work, but they only save what you remembered to press for.
How do I edit Warzone clips for TikTok?
Open the clip in Eklipse, apply a template, and let it reframe to 9:16 while tracking the crosshair, the killfeed and your facecam rather than cropping the middle of the screen. Captions are transcribed and timed word by word, and effects, zooms and reaction images go on the timeline without cutting anything. The same export drops into Reels and Shorts, so it is one pass rather than three.
How do I clip Warzone on PC?
Warzone has no clip button of its own on PC. Xbox Game Bar saves the last clip length set in Windows capture settings, 30 seconds by default, on Win + Alt + G. NVIDIA Instant Replay saves the buffer on Alt + F10. The OBS replay buffer saves nothing until you assign its hotkey yourself, which is the usual reason it appears broken. Eklipse takes the other route and cuts the clips out of the session afterwards, so a fight you did not react to is still recoverable.
Does Eklipse work with Modern Warfare and Black Ops, not just Warzone?
Yes. Detection runs across the Call of Duty family and 3,000+ games in total, with framing tuned per category. A session that moves from Warzone into multiplayer comes back as one set of clips in one library rather than two separate jobs.
What is the app for Warzone clips?
Eklipse runs on the web and as an iOS and Android app, and both share the same library. The app does detection, editing and publishing, so a Warzone highlight can be cut, captioned and posted from the phone between matches.
How much does Eklipse cost for Warzone?
Creating an account is free and lets you connect your channel and browse your sessions. Detecting clips, editing them with templates and captions, and exporting at 1080p without a watermark are part of the paid product, and Eklipse has no zero cost tier. The standalone browser tools at eklipse.gg/tool are genuinely free and need no account, so they are the cheapest way to see the editing before you subscribe.
Last night's session already has a week of clips in it.
Connect the channel, let Eklipse read the whole thing, and get the squad wipes back cut, captioned and vertical. Detection and editing both run from the phone, so the edit does not have to wait until you are at the desk.
Free to sign up · Clipping and editing run on a paid plan
