Twitch clipping that leaves your chat.

Clipping on Twitch has two meanings. The native one is the Twitch Clip button, which saves a short moment from a live stream or VOD for your own chat and channel page. The other is a done-for-you clipping service like SoClipping, which cuts your VODs into native clips for TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Reels, Facebook and X and distributes them so new viewers find you. The button keeps a moment on Twitch; the service turns it into reach off Twitch.

On a live stream or VOD, click the clip icon under the player (or press Alt+X), trim the window to the moment, title it and publish. That clip lives on your Twitch channel and can be shared as a link. It is great for chat and highlights, but it does not reframe for vertical feeds, caption, or distribute to audiences beyond Twitch. That last part is the work we do.

From the VOD. We work from the recorded Twitch VOD, so you never share a stream key or account access. You send the VOD link, we break it down and cut the moments. If your VODs expire before you can share them, we set up a simple hand-off so nothing worth clipping is lost to the 14 or 60 day limit.

Between 15 and 40, depending on length and game. A six-hour variety stream yields more than a focused ranked session, but we would rather ship 20 strong clips than 40 filler ones. After the first breakdown we tell you the realistic range for your format.

Yes, by default. The streamer track is your face-cam, reactions and takes; it builds the channel and brings back viewers who know you. The game track is the clutch plays and fails; it travels through game communities and reaches people who follow the game, not you yet. Two audiences from one VOD.

First clips are cut within two business days of receiving the VOD. The distribution wave starts once you approve the cut and runs over the following days. For a big stream or a launch moment, we offer same-day clipping so the clip rides the conversation while chat is still talking about it.

Clipping your own Twitch streams is yours to do, and you own every clip we deliver, to reuse on your channels, in ads or anywhere else. Where a clip includes third-party footage, music or a guest, we keep it within fair-use limits or clear the rights first, and flag anything that cannot be cleared. We never post content a rights holder has not cleared.

For your own channel you are the rights holder, so no outside permission is needed and there is nothing to notify. For collabs, co-streams and guests, we agree the rights and the cross-posting plan before the wave, so everyone knows which clips go out and where. We only clip channels we are hired to clip.

Tools like Eklipse, StreamLadder and Bytecap find candidate moments fast and are useful for posting more on your own accounts. They do not pick the moment a stranger will follow for, and they do not distribute. We use software to speed up the cut, then people decide what ships and where it goes to reach new viewers.

Clips grow a channel when every clip points back to it and when they reach people who already watch your game. That is why we match clippers by game and niche and end every clip with your handle and go-live times. We report verified views, and we help you track the lift in followers and viewers after each wave.

No. SoClipping is a done-for-you clipping service for streamers who want their own content clipped and distributed, not a marketplace where you get paid to clip other people. We do onboard vetted clippers into our curated network, reviewed by humans, so if you clip to a high standard that is the side to look at.

It depends on how often you stream, which games and the reach you want. The market runs three models, CPM, per clip and monthly, explained with ranges in the pricing section above. We quote a flat creation fee per campaign plus a distribution budget with a verified CPM, in writing, before anything is cut.