Guides

How to clip streams and long videos without learning an editor. Each guide is short, specific, and honest about what the tool gets wrong.

Edit clips automatically

Paste a link or drop a file, pick a caption style, and the cuts, zooms and captions are done for you.

Paste a Twitch VOD link, get the best moments as captioned vertical clips, and never open a video editor.

Paste a Kick past-broadcast link and get captioned vertical clips without downloading anything.

Paste a YouTube link and get up to 15 captioned 9:16 Shorts, each a moment that stands on its own.

A checklist for choosing an AI clip maker when your source is a 4-hour Twitch or Kick stream, not a 40-minute podcast.

What an auto clipper actually does with a stream link, where it's reliable, and where you still need to check.

Stop scrubbing. Let the transcript and the audio find the reactions and complete thoughts, then choose from a map.

Six caption styles, each word timed to the speech, on any clip from a link or a file. No template hunting.

Five things to check before you move: stream links, hours, expiring credits, facecam crops and whether the free plan is usable.

Vizard is built around uploads and meetings. Here's what changes when your source is a Twitch or Kick stream.

Drop an MP4 or MOV onto the page and get the best moments as captioned vertical clips. No link needed.

A ten-minute routine: paste the link as the stream ends, cull the shortlist, fix captions, post three clips while people still remember.

Prefer to watch? The video tutorial is two and a half minutes.