A stream becomes clips with the webcam over the game
Send a recording from Twitch, Kick or YouTube. The analyst reads the whole stream, finds complete moments and puts the webcam over the game by itself.
Up to five hours in normal mode. Longer ones work too.
The whole stream, not just the start
The analyst reads the transcript in six-minute chunks, so moments turn up in the third hour too. Each one gets a score, and the best are built first.
More moments, in a batch
Besides the finished clips, the analyst keeps spare moments. Tick a few and they build with one button. Building is free.
What it looks like after a stream
No need to sit and wait: close the page, the clips arrive in your Telegram chat. One evening as an example.
Streamers ask
The rest is in the FAQ on the home page.
Webcam not in the corner, or no webcam?
We look for the webcam in the frames of each clip: in a corner, at the side or full-screen. If there is none, we build a regular frame, and you can place the box by hand.
How long can a stream be?
Up to five hours in normal mode. Longer recordings are accepted too, with a warning that processing will take more time.
Where does the recording come from?
A link to a Twitch, Kick or YouTube recording — or a file up to 20 GB. Large files upload in parts and resume after a dropped connection.
Need a horizontal clip, or one without subtitles?
Any clip can be rebuilt: start earlier, end later, horizontal, without subtitles.
What does a three-hour stream cost?
180 tokens for speech recognition. Moment search and clip building are free. You get 150 tokens on first sign-in.
Want a moment that isn’t on the list?
Open Editing: the timeline of the whole stream, mark the start and the end — the clip is built the same way, with the webcam and subtitles.
Send your latest stream
150 tokens on first sign-in — enough for 2.5 hours of stream.