
Mahjong Soul Clips: Yakuman Hands and Last-Draw Wins
Matches can run close to an hour. Eklipse flags where your voice and chat spike, so the winning tile becomes a vertical clip of real footage.

Almost an hour per game
Eklipse queues the hands that mattered.
Viewers want the win, not the theory
Eklipse flags the win.

A game is long. The win is one tile.
A near-hour table has one hand that made chat shout. That is the item Eklipse queues.

The Mahjong Soul clip canon, auto-caught
A yakuman is the clip everyone wants. Your reaction and the chat spike point at the hand, and Eklipse queues that stretch from the recording.
Powered by Eklipse AI highlight detection, the same engine behind every game Eklipse supports.
Save The Tsumo Win →"Performance is excellent. Eklipse runs smoothly without slowing down gameplay or streams."
Sebasberon
Go live with Mahjong Soul clips in 3 steps
Eklipse clips Mahjong Soul by connecting to your Twitch, YouTube, Kick, or Facebook account and scanning each stream's VOD with AI. It detects the highlight moments, cuts them into clips, and converts them to captioned 9:16 verticals: a full pipeline from going live to posting on Shorts and TikTok.
No Game Bar, no ShadowPlay, no OBS replay buffer to babysit: one pipeline from stream to Shorts.
Connect your account
Connect your Twitch, YouTube, Kick, or Facebook account.
Customize your templates
Customize your clip templates: pick moments, length, and style.
Download or share
Download or share your vertical clips instantly.

Stop digging through VODs
Record a table from the first discard to the last, upload the file, and Eklipse queues the loudest hands.
Raw clips flop. AI Edit wins.
Eklipse AI Edit for Mahjong Soul turns your raw highlight into a finished vertical (captions, memes, effects) in about 2 minutes. No timeline, no manual work. You drop the clip, AI does the edit, and you post something that actually performs.

Say "Clip it!" and keep your hands on the controller
Eklipse voice command lets Mahjong Soul streamers capture a moment hands-free: say "Clip it!" mid-match and Eklipse marks that point in the stream instantly. The clip lands in your dashboard with the rest of your AI highlights after the session ends.
Say Clip It On Tsumo"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."
Slaydra

The AI clip maker built for Mahjong Soul streams
Eklipse turns every stream into Mahjong Soul highlights automatically: Mahjong Soul clips land in your dashboard while you play, ready to post one by one or stitch into a montage. Not going live? Private Stream captures your session without broadcasting publicly and still hands you the clips.
A tsumo or ron that swings the table is the post. The voice-acted avatars call the win aloud, so the moment is audible too.
Official tournaments such as the Team Championship use WRC rules, and ranked tables seat four. Review flagged hands and caption the rule set.
"It captures moments when you laugh or say certain keywords. I used to use Streamladder, but I've been loving Eklipse."
Thegigadad
Your channel posts while you play
Eklipse turns Mahjong Soul into a nonstop content machine: AI detects your best moments, AI Edit polishes them in about 2 minutes, and Content Agent auto-posts to TikTok, so your channel runs while you're mid-match.
Full autopilot: auto-clips, captions, and posts to TikTok for you, where clip views can earn Creator Rewards.
Schedule clips to TikTok, Reels, and Shorts from one dashboard. No app switching, no missed uploads.
Get 1440p true-to-screen capture via private streaming, so your clips stay crisp even when stream compression blurs.
Your stream-night clip plan
Connect accounts
Link Twitch/YouTube/Kick so Eklipse is ready.
Set vertical templates
Configure 9:16 exports with auto-captions for Shorts and TikTok.
Stream your sessions
Say "Clip it!" on the big plays as they happen.
Post the best 3
Publish to Shorts and TikTok while Mahjong Soul trends.
Vertical, captioned, ready to post
Eklipse auto-crops your clips to 9:16, adds auto-captions, and exports directly for TikTok, Shorts, and Reels: a game video editor in the browser, no extra software required.
Vertical, hook-first cuts sized for the For You page. Post straight from your dashboard.
Trimmed to the moment, titled, and ready to upload, no re-encoding.
Clean 9:16 exports that drop straight into a Reel or your editing timeline.
Streamers stopped scrubbing VODs
"About 10 minutes after I finish my stream I get a notification with all my game highlights ready to post."
"Link your stream account and Eklipse automatically cuts up the stream after you finish and gives you clips. That's like having a paid editor available on demand."
"Eklipse has made it increasingly easier for me to get quality clips from my streams to network and push content on other social platforms."
"This has saved me countless hours finding clips, and has even helped me find clips that I didn't realize would make great content."
"When I first found this app, I was completely blown away by its features. Totally fell in love with it."
"I really like the auto clipping function as well as the studio for manual editing, and auto-posting for premium."
Everything else
Can I use Eklipse for Mahjong Soul streaming?
Yes. Stream and Eklipse flags spikes in gameplay audio, chat and your mic. UI updates have caused lag for some players, so test capture after patches.
Mahjong Soul clips of a winning hand: what steps take me from the recording to TikTok, Shorts and Reels?
Trim from the riichi call to the win animation, reframe to 9:16 so the table is readable, and caption the hand.
Can Mahjong Soul highlights come from a recorded table I never streamed, riichi calls included?
Yes. Record a whole table, upload the file, and clips come from your actual game footage, not renders.
Does Eklipse know what a yakuman is?
No. Eklipse does not read mahjong hands. It flags spikes in audio and chat; you check the hand and name it in the caption.
What about long games that are already lost?
Some games run almost an hour even when decided rounds earlier. Those stretches are easy to skip in review, since flagged spikes usually sit elsewhere.
Is Eklipse free?
Signing up for Eklipse is free, but generating and exporting clips runs on a paid plan; Eklipse is a paid tool. A plan unlocks AI auto-clipping, HD exports, more storage, watermark removal, and Kick integration.
If you clip every stream, annual is the cheap way to run Premium: $179.99 a year works out to about $14.99 a month, 40% less than the $24.99 monthly plan. Start Premium annual ↗