--- title: "Twitch VOD to TikTok and Shorts, game and cam | Cliplala" canonical_url: "https://cliplala.com/for/streamers" summary: "AI clipper for streamers: game on top, your cam below, in every short. Picked from the screen, not only the mic. Queue to 10+ platforms. 60 minutes free." --- # Your stream, cut into shorts with the game and your cam > Paste the VOD. Cliplala finds the moments, fits the game and your cam into 9:16, captions them, and queues the shorts to TikTok, Shorts, Reels and 10+ platforms. You post while you are still live. ## Is Cliplala for streamers? Paste the VOD. Cliplala finds the moments, fits the game and your cam into 9:16, captions them, and queues the shorts to TikTok, Shorts, Reels and 10+ platforms. You post while you are still live. Start at https://cliplala.com/for/streamers: paste the vod link, or drop the file, press "Make shorts", and the first 60 minutes of video are free with no credit card. ## What do streamers get? The game on top, your cam below, in every short. Moments picked from the screen, not only the mic. A whole VOD in, a short list out. Captions that read on mute. Posted every day without a download folder. Each one below names the part of Cliplala that does it. ### The game on top, your cam below, in every short. Draw where the game is and where your cam is, once, on a still from your own stream. Every short inherits that layout. When a scene changes and the cam is not where you drew it, Cliplala falls back to automatic framing for that short and says so on the card. ### Moments picked from the screen, not only the mic. The picker reads the frame as well as the transcript, so the clutch, the fail and the chat-bait land even when nobody said anything. Then it snaps every cut to a sentence and drops the ones that start or end mid-callout. ### A whole VOD in, a short list out. Near-duplicate moments are removed and shorts that do not stand on their own are dropped before you see them. What comes back is a ranked list you can read between games, and a no takes two seconds. ### Captions that read on mute. Word-level captions with the spoken word highlighted, burned into the file in one of ten styles, so the short works with the sound off and looks the same on every platform. Nobody has to turn them on. ### Posted every day without a download folder. The shorts you keep queue to TikTok, Shorts, Reels and 10+ platforms from the results page. No export, no re-upload, no phone. One bad frame? Adjust framing re-cuts that short alone, free on every plan. ## Which shows has it run on? 4 public episodes, run as they are; every short came out of the engine like this, nothing re-cut by hand. - **Jynxzi** (Xim vs Spoit, Rainbow Six Siege, 24 min): 4 shorts of 38s, 26s, 29s, 25s, framed and captioned by the engine. - **39daph** (Fascade, 64 min): 3 shorts of 11s, 26s, 20s, framed and captioned by the engine. - **Ludwig** (Zelda remake thoughts, 69 min): 4 shorts of 30s, 33s, 13s, 49s, framed and captioned by the engine. - **Merrell Twins** (Q&A and just chatting, 70 min): 4 shorts of 72s, 39s, 46s, 14s, framed and captioned by the engine. ## Which kind of streamer are you? game and cam, just chatting, reacts and watch-alongs: the engine handles each a little differently, and the same Cliplala run covers all three. ### Game and cam: Both matter, so both stay A stacked layout puts the play on top and your reaction below, so the short shows what happened and who it happened to. You draw the two regions once; the run does the rest. ### Just chatting: One cam, a room full of moments A chatting stream is one face and a lot of talk. The crop follows you, the captions carry the story, and the ranking tells you which bit to post first. ### Reacts and watch-alongs: The screen on top, your take below When you are reacting to a trailer, a match or a video, the moment is your take on it. The stacked layout keeps what you are watching on top and you below, and the cut lands on the end of the thought. ## What does it not promise? - A fixed number of shorts. De-duplication and the coherence check drop shorts on purpose; a tight talk yields more than a rambling one. - A score that predicts views. Every short gets a rank and a written reason, and you can disagree with it. - A time. Long sources take longer; you see shorts as they finish. - Face tracking on first-person gameplay. A shooter with no cam runs on the split layout, not the tracker, because the tracker was worse there in our own review. ## What else do streamers ask? The questions streamers ask before the first run, each with the answer that holds today. ### How do I turn a Twitch VOD into TikToks and Shorts? Paste the VOD or clip link, or upload the file. Cliplala finds the moments, fits the game and your cam into 9:16, burns in captions and shows the shorts ranked. You review, then queue the ones you like to TikTok, Shorts, Reels and 10+ platforms. ### Can I keep my facecam and the gameplay in a vertical short? Yes. Draw the game region and the cam region once on a still from your stream and pick the Game + cam layout. Every short from that run keeps both. If the cam moves in a scene, that short falls back to automatic framing and the card says so. ### Does it work on gameplay with no cam? Yes. A first-person shooter with no cam is cropped on the action with the split layout, not face tracking, because that gave better shorts in our own review. Captions and ranking work the same. ### How many shorts do I get from one video? It depends on the video. The engine keeps the moments that stand on their own and drops near-duplicates and cuts that start or end mid-thought, so a tight talk can return more usable shorts than a rambling one. You can set a target count and a clip length before it runs. ### How long are the shorts? Between 15 and 90 seconds by default, snapped to sentence edges so nothing is cut mid-word. You can set the range before the run. ### Is the stream clipper free? Your first 60 minutes of source video are free with no credit card. Those shorts carry a small Cliplala watermark. Paid plans start at $14 a month for 4 hours of video and have no watermark. ### Can I post the shorts straight to TikTok, Reels and Shorts? Yes. The results page queues them to 10+ platforms. You do not download and re-upload anything, though a download is there if you want it. ### Is my video used to train anything? No. Your uploads are used to make your shorts and for nothing else. Source files are deleted after 30 days; the shorts stay. ### What does it cost for a daily streamer? Plans are metered on hours of VOD you send in, not on shorts out. Lite is $14 a month for 4 hours; bigger plans go up to hundreds of hours. Cancel any time; a charge is refunded in full within 7 days if no VOD has run on the plan. ## Which tools do streamers use? - [Twitch clip maker](https://cliplala.com/tools/twitch-clip-maker): VOD to shorts with the gameplay on top and your cam below. - [Stream highlight maker](https://cliplala.com/tools/stream-highlight-maker): Highlight shorts from a stream VOD, ranked, cam kept in frame. - [Gaming clip maker](https://cliplala.com/tools/gaming-clip-maker): Gameplay and cam stacked in one vertical short. - [Viral clip generator](https://cliplala.com/tools/viral-clip-generator): Ranks the moments most likely to travel, and says why. - [YouTube to TikTok converter](https://cliplala.com/tools/youtube-to-tiktok-converter): YouTube link in, TikTok-ready vertical clips out, captions burned in. - [AI caption generator](https://cliplala.com/tools/ai-caption-generator): Word-level captions, active word lit, rendered into every short. ## Not a streamer? - [For podcasters](https://cliplala.com/for/podcasters): Ranked shorts from a whole episode, both hosts in frame, no cut that starts mid-thought. Clip last night's stream 60 minutes free, no credit card. Game and cam, both in frame.