How to clip
on Rumble.

Make a clip in Rumble Studio

1. Go to studio.rumble.com and open the home page.
2. Find the stream in the Videos section. It lists your previous live streams.
3. Press the scissor icon on that video. This opens the clip page.
4. Pick the part. Drag the handle bars on the video to choose a 60 second segment. Use the playback controls to find the moment.
5. Enter a title. Rumble won't generate the clip without one.
6. Press Generate.

Download or publish

When the clip is ready, Rumble Studio gives you two choices:

• Download: saves the clip to your computer as an .mp4 file.
• Publish: adds the clip to your Rumble.com account as a video.

Publishing keeps the clip on Rumble. Downloading is the way to take it anywhere else. Rumble's guide doesn't say the clip comes out vertical, so for TikTok, Shorts or Reels plan on these steps with the MP4:

1. Make it vertical 9:16, keeping your face or the action in frame. See how to make clips vertical.
2. Add captions. Most people scroll with the sound off. See how to add captions.
3. Write a short hook in the caption and mention your Rumble channel so new viewers can find the full stream.
4. Post it, then check which clips get watched to the end and make more like them.

What to know first

• It works on streams from Rumble Studio. The guide describes clipping the previous live streams listed in your Studio home page.
• Clips are 60 seconds. The guide says you select any 60 second segment.
• Viewers: Rumble's help guide doesn't describe a clip button for viewers. If you want to clip someone else's stream, ask them first. See how to get permission to clip a streamer.
• Other destinations: Rumble Studio's FAQ mentions sending streams to places like YouTube and Locals, and adding Custom RTMP destinations.

Pick better moments

A 60 second window is short, so choose well:

• Start just before the moment, not at the start of the story.
• End on the reaction. That is the part people share.
• Write the title like a hook: what happens, in a few words.
• Clip soon after the stream, while you still remember the best parts. Keep a note of the times during the stream so you can jump straight to them.
• One moment per clip. If two things happened, make two clips. Each gets its own title and its own chance to be shared.

More in how to find the best moments in a stream and how to write clip titles.

Where ReelShift fits

ReelShift doesn't clip Rumble streams directly. It clips Twitch, Kick, YouTube and TikTok LIVE while you are still live, so if you also stream to one of those, it can catch the moments there and hand you vertical clips with captions. On Creator Plus you can also upload a recording file to clip it. See the live stream clipper.