1 Load your stream
VOD already deleted from Twitch? Import a chat file
Export the chat as JSON with TwitchDownloader while the VOD is still up, then load it here.
Choose a video file to start.
Find the viral moments in your stream and turn them into captioned Shorts, TikToks & Reels. Runs on your PC — your video never leaves it. Free, no watermark.
Export the chat as JSON with TwitchDownloader while the VOD is still up, then load it here.
Choose a video file to start.
Drag the boxes onto your facecam and the action. Drag the corner to resize.
Runs an AI speech model on your PC. First use downloads ~150 MB (cached after).
Export plays the clip in real time — keep this tab visible until it finishes.
No. The video is analysed, edited and exported inside your browser on your own PC. Only the public Twitch chat replay is downloaded, and the AI models are downloaded once and cached.
It combines two signals: chat spikes from the Twitch VOD chat replay (extra weight for reactions like KEKW, LUL, W, POG and "clip it") and loud reaction or game moments in the audio, each compared to the stream's own normal level.
MP4 works best and is analysed in a couple of minutes even for a 6-hour stream. Download your VOD from the Twitch Creator Dashboard → Content → Video Producer → ⋮ → Download. OBS MKV recordings can be remuxed to MP4 via File → Remux Recordings.
Yes. Shorts export as 1080×1920 MP4 at 60 fps with optional auto-captions, which all three platforms accept. There's no watermark.
Each clip is checked for a facecam automatically. With one, you get the split layout (cam on top, gameplay below); without one, the full gameplay is used with a blurred background. You can switch layouts any time.
A recent Chrome or Edge on a normal gaming or streaming PC. Auto-captions run a Whisper speech model on your graphics card.