Your VOD is full of INSANE clips.
We cut them.
Paste a stream or a match. You get vertical shorts with your facecam on top, captions and a hook — and every clip opens in a timeline when you want to fine-tune it.
600 free credits · no card · a job that fails costs nothingOne link in, five clips out
A 36-second run: paste a Twitch link, pick an edit, get captioned vertical shorts — then fine-tune one on the timeline. Tap a step to jump to it.
14 edits, one drop
General clip tools treat a match like a podcast. These read the kill feed, find your facecam, and hear you react.
Coming soon: Remove dead space · Reframe · B-roll and memes · AI voice-over.
Every clip opens in a timeline
- Cut and trim. Press C, click where it drags, delete the slow bit. The captions follow every cut.
- Captions your way. 10 styles, from clean Minimal to Fire and Glitch. Move them up or down, fix a word.
- Layout. Facecam on top, zoom into the action, or the whole frame. Drag any layer to move or resize it.
- A dancing character. 7 characters, each able to do 7 dances, in any corner, at any size.
Captions with attitude
Word by word, the word being said lit up. Set a style once in your brand kit and every clip uses it.
Why gamers switch
| gameclip.run | Typical AI clip tools | |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay for | Only the editing time a finished job used | Every minute of the source video, good clips or not |
| A job fails | Costs nothing: credits are only taken after it finishes | Usually still charged |
| Knows it's a game | Kill feed, facecam, game detected automatically | One generic gameplay layout |
| Editing a clip | A full timeline: cuts, captions, layout, characters | Re-run the job, or export and edit elsewhere |
| Premiere / DaVinci XML | Included on every plan | Often a paid-tier extra |
Pay for editing, not for footage
1 credit = 1 second of editing, charged after the job finishes.
- 4,500 credits a month, or slide up to ₹20,000 for 1,50,000
- All caption styles and characters
- Priority queue
- No watermark
Questions
How do credits work?
1 credit = 1 second of a tool working on your video; time in the queue is free. Before an edit starts you see its estimate as a range, worked out from your video's length and the options you pick. To start, the top of that range needs to be free in your balance. Nothing is taken up front: when the job finishes you pay only the seconds it actually used. If it fails or you stop it, you pay nothing. Downloading from a link is charged the same way, by the second it runs; uploading a file is free. Credits last 30 days from when they're added, and your oldest credits are always used first.
How long does it take?
A 30-minute match usually downloads in a minute or two, then the clips are ready about 3–4 minutes later. You can close the tab; it keeps going.
Which links work?
YouTube, Twitch VODs and clips, Kick, Google Drive, Vimeo, X, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit and over a thousand other sites. Or upload the file.
Do I need a facecam?
No. With a facecam it goes on top automatically; without one the clip zooms into the gameplay.
Which games does it know?
Any game works for best moments. Kill clips read the kill feed in Valorant, BGMI, PUBG, Free Fire, CS2, Fortnite, Call of Duty, GTA V and Minecraft.
Can I edit the clips myself?
Yes. Every clip opens in a timeline where you can cut, change the captions and layout, and add a dancing character. Every clip also comes with an SRT and a Premiere / DaVinci timeline.
Do you post to TikTok or YouTube for me?
No. You download your clips and post them yourself, wherever you like. Nothing is ever posted from your account.
Is there a free plan?
Every new account gets 600 free credits, enough to try it on a short video. No card needed.
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