Reads the whole session
A four hour session is one job. The Clipper scores the transcript and the audio for energy, reactions and complete thoughts, then hands back a batch of candidates instead of one clip.
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AI clipping software for gaming
Paste a stream link or upload a recorded session. Prolifik finds the moments worth posting, cuts them vertical, captions them in your style, and posts them to TikTok, Reels and Shorts on a schedule you set.
Vertical, captioned, on brand
Every clip comes back framed 9:16 with word-level captions burned in, in your font and colours. Emoji captions and custom caption colours are toggles, not an export step.
Posts itself
Approve a clip in the Library and it goes to the next open slot on your calendar for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. No render queue, no manual upload.
How it works
One session in. A week of posts out.
Clip minutes are metered on the source you send in, not on the clips that come out. A two hour session is 120 minutes whether it yields 3 clips or 20. Lite includes 60 minutes a month, Starter 360 and Pro 1,400. Each job uses a minimum of 5 minutes, and failed or cancelled jobs are refunded in full.
Send the session
Paste a Twitch VOD or clip, a Kick VOD or clip, or a YouTube link. If the footage only exists on your drive, upload the file. Console capture, OBS recordings and replay buffer files all work.
Get a batch back
Default is 3 clips per job and you can ask for up to 20. Turn on multicam layout when you have a facecam, cutaways to pull in what is on screen, and sound hits on the beat.
Approve and schedule
Clips land in the Library beside your generated videos. Approve, skip, regenerate or edit the caption, then let the calendar post them. Skipped clips do not count against your cap.
Per game
Start with GTA 6
Each game has its own moment types, its own HUD problem in vertical, and its own audience. The first game guide is ready now, with more joining this collection soon.
GTA 6
Launches 19 November 2026 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Console capture and launch-week streams are where the clips will come from.
Sources
Where the footage comes from
Most clip tools only read YouTube. Prolifik reads the three places gaming content actually lives, and accepts uploads for everything else.
Twitch
Paste a VOD or a clip link. Add your channel as a monitored channel and new uploads get clipped automatically on a paid-up plan.
Kick
VODs and clips work the same way. Kick streamers tend to run long, which is where an automatic pass over the whole session pays for itself.
YouTube and uploads
Public YouTube videos and Shorts, or a file straight off your drive. Console capture, ShadowPlay, ReLive, Medal exports and OBS recordings all upload fine.
Vertical
Why gaming clips break when you crop them
A gameplay frame is built for 16:9. The killfeed sits top right, the minimap bottom left, the ammo counter bottom right, and the thing you actually want people to see is in the middle. Crop that to 9:16 by hand and you lose half the story.
The Clipper reframes around the action rather than centre-cropping blindly, and the multicam toggle stacks a facecam above gameplay when you have one, so the reaction and the play are both on screen.
For a montage built from b-roll rather than cut from one session, the Clip Montage format writes the overlays and picks the audio for you. For original videos made from a URL instead of footage, see URL to video.
Related
Keep reading
The general product page is AI Clipper, and the step-by-step walkthrough is Twitch and Kick clips to TikTok.
Comparisons: Opus Clip alternatives, Klap alternatives and Submagic alternatives.
Posting: TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and the scheduler.
Questions
Does it work on gameplay with no talking?
It works best when there is commentary, because the transcript is one of the two signals it scores. Silent gameplay still works, since audio energy and scene changes carry the rest, but a session with a mic on it will always produce better candidates.
Can I clip someone else's stream?
Technically the Clipper accepts any public Twitch, Kick or YouTube link. Whether you are allowed to repost it is between you and the creator. Most clipping campaigns and affiliate programs grant that permission explicitly, and plenty of streamers welcome clips. Check before you post.
Can it watch my channel and clip automatically?
Yes. Add a YouTube, Twitch or Kick channel as a monitored channel and Prolifik can clip new uploads as they appear. Auto-clip requires a paid-up plan.
How long are the clips?
You set the range per job. The default is 30 to 90 seconds, and both bounds are adjustable anywhere from 5 seconds to 10 minutes. Every clip ends on a full sentence rather than cutting mid-word.
How are clip minutes counted?
On the length of the source you send in, not on the clips that come out. A two hour stream uses 120 clip minutes whether it produces 3 clips or 20. Each job charges a minimum of 5 minutes and failed jobs are refunded automatically.
Is there a watermark?
No. Output is watermark-free on every plan, including Lite at €20 a month.
What does it cost?
Three plans: Lite €20 a month, Starter €49 and Pro €149, with 20% off on yearly billing. The AI Clipper is included on every plan, and month one is charged at checkout. See pricing.
Ready to go prolifik?
Send last night's session. Approve the clips worth posting. Let the calendar do the rest.
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