You can clip Kick streams from your phone, with the same 3-minute limit as on a computer. Here is how, and what to do if you are the one streaming.
Guides · Published 2026-09-19 · Updated 2026-09-19 · 4 min read
Short answer: open the stream in the Kick app, tap the player and tap the Clip icon. Set the length (10 seconds to 3 minutes, the same on mobile as on desktop), add a title and publish. You must be logged in, and there is a 60-second wait between clips. Your clip appears in the channel's Clips section after a few minutes of processing.
If the app gives you trouble, open kick.com in your phone's browser and clip from there.
Clips take a few minutes to process. Then they show up in the channel's Clips section, and in your own clip library. Only the channel owner can delete a clip, so if one you made disappears, the streamer most likely removed it.
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If you go live with the KICK Go Live app, you cannot stop to make clips. ReelShift watches your Kick stream from outside and cuts the moments for you while you are live, vertical and captioned. Say "clip that" and it saves the last 60 seconds. It works the same whether you stream from a phone or a PC. See the Kick clipper.
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial: 1 channel and 5 streaming hours to try it on a real stream. Nothing is charged today, and we email you the day before it ends.
Yes. Kick says clips can be up to 180 seconds (3 minutes) on both desktop and mobile.
10 to 180 seconds, the same as on a computer.
Usually you are logged out, the streamer turned clips off, you are banned from their chat, or you are inside the 60-second cooldown.
Kick's Download button is described for clips when viewed. If you cannot find it in the app, open the clip on kick.com in your phone's browser.
Last updated 2026-09-19