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Valorant clip editor

Aces, clutches and retakes are buried in hours of ranked. Paste the VOD or upload the recording and Prolifik hands back a batch of captioned vertical clips ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

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A tactical arena clutch reframed into vertical highlight clips

Whole ranked session in one pass

Six hours of queueing is one job. You get candidates back rather than hunting for the round where the ace happened.

Comms make the clip

The Clipper reads the transcript, so the round where someone calls it before it happens scores higher than a quiet one.

HUD-aware vertical

Reframing follows the fight instead of the centre of the screen, which is the difference between a readable clip and a cropped crosshair.

How it works

Ranked session to scheduled posts

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.

Upload or paste

A local recording from ShadowPlay, ReLive, Medal or OBS uploads directly. A streamed session is one paste from Twitch, Kick or YouTube.

Pick the batch size

Up to 20 clips per job. Turn on cutaways so the Clipper can lift what is on screen, and multicam if you have a facecam running.

Approve and let the calendar post

TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts, at your times. Skipped clips do not count against your monthly cap.

What clips

The Valorant moments that land

Tactical shooters reward payoff over mechanics. The clips that travel are the ones with a setup and a resolution inside 30 seconds.

Aces and 1vX clutches

The obvious ones, and still the best performers. The cut has to include the tension before the kills, not just the kills.

Ability plays

Line-ups, one-ways and lineup-into-clutch. These need a caption to explain them, which is why burned-in captions matter more here than in a fast shooter.

Comms and reactions

The call that turns out to be right. Transcript-driven scoring finds these where motion detection cannot.

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Questions

What do I record Valorant with?
Whatever you already use. Nvidia ShadowPlay, AMD ReLive, Medal, the Windows Game Bar or an OBS replay buffer all produce a file, and any file uploads as a Clipper job.
Can it find the ace on its own?
It looks for the combination of audio energy, transcript content and pacing that an ace round produces. It returns candidates for you to approve rather than claiming to be right every time, which is why the default batch is 3 and you can push it to 20.
Will the crosshair still be centred after cropping?
Reframing tracks the action rather than blindly centre-cropping, so the fight stays in frame. You can review every clip in the Library before anything posts.
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.

One session, a week of clips

Send the VOD, approve the rounds worth posting, let them schedule themselves.

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