NexusClips
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What NexusClips does

NexusClips calls itself an "AI Clip Maker for Streams, Podcasts and Videos". Its terms name Nexus Live, SL, of Barcelona, as the company behind it, and its homepage says it is trusted by 40,000+ creators. What its own site says, checked 21 October 2026:

• Input: connect YouTube or Twitch, paste a link or upload an .mp4 or .mov file up to 10 GB, with no length limit for clipping. Kick and TikTok LIVE are not stated on its site.
• Picking: it transcribes the audio to find the notable moments, detects scene changes and finds faces to frame each clip. Multikill finds League of Legends and Valorant plays.
• Look: automatic captions in styles you pick; facecam on top, below, mini or split layouts, switched by the AI as scenes change; up to 4K exports from 4K originals.
• Speed: a short is ready in minutes, and a long video takes longer, depending on its length.
• Posting: Pro publishes and schedules to TikTok and YouTube.

Does NexusClips clip live streams?

Not while you are live, going by its own pages. Its streamers page says the automatic clipper detects "the best clips from your streams when they end", and its main flow starts from a video that already exists.

You can flag moments during a stream: a voice command like "clip this", or its Mobile Streamdeck, which lets you "create live clips with the press of a key" from your phone. Its site does not say whether those clips reach you before the stream ends.

That gap matters: a clip posted while the stream is still on can send viewers to the live channel. More in why your clips arrive hours late.

NexusClips pricing: Free vs Pro

Its pricing page sits behind a sign in and shows prices by region. These figures come from the price list its website loads, checked 21 October 2026:

• Free: $0, no card. Its plan FAQ says Free lets you "turn part of a horizontal Twitch stream into a vertical clip with captions", by hand, with a watermark. A free trial of Pro is not stated.
• Pro in the US, Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand: $18.99 a month, or $89.99 a year ($7.50 a month), labelled a 60% yearly discount.
• Pro elsewhere: $12.49 a month or $59.99 a year, in euros in euro countries.

Pro adds AI clip finding, no watermark, HD downloads, posting and scheduling, AI thumbnails and AI editing. Its plan card says "unlimited processing minutes", while its help center says AI tools share a monthly allowance in Standard, Premium and Ultra tiers, shown on your plan page. A channel limit is not stated.

Before paying: there are no refunds, which it puts down to AI processing costs, and you cancel from Settings, keeping Pro until the paid period ends. Businesses can buy a done for you service from €100 a month.

Is NexusClips good?

For finished videos, it covers a lot. Its strengths, going by its own description:

• Streams and podcasts in one tool, from Twitch, YouTube, links or files.
• Face aware framing, with several facecam and split layouts.
• Posting built in, to TikTok and YouTube on Pro.
• A low yearly price outside the US: $59.99, less than Opus Clip Pro or Vizard Creator billed yearly ($174 each).

The limits: clips come after the stream, not during it; Kick and TikTok LIVE are not listed; Free has no AI clip finding; and there are no refunds, so test Free first. Some of its landing pages still promise "free automatic" Twitch clips with "no credits", but its plan FAQ puts AI clipping on Pro. Go by the plan FAQ.

It suits streamers and podcasters who record first, post later and want captions and layouts done for them.

NexusClips vs Opus Clip

These two are the closest match: both turn a finished video into vertical, captioned clips and can post to TikTok and YouTube.

• Opus Clip works from long uploads and links, like podcasts and YouTube videos. Free gives 60 credits a month with a watermark and 3 days to export. Starter is $15 a month for 150 credits; Pro is $29 a month or $174 a year for 300 credits and adds Twitch import.
• NexusClips leans toward streamers: Twitch import even on Free, facecam layouts, Multikill and a voice command. Its Pro runs on a monthly AI allowance, not a stated credit count.

Pick Opus Clip for podcasts, with a free plan to try it first; pick NexusClips if most of your material is Twitch streams. Neither clips during the stream. See ReelShift vs Opus Clip.

Sites like NexusClips: Eklipse, StreamLadder, Vizard

Eklipse is the gaming specialist: it goes through each Twitch, YouTube, Kick or Facebook stream for clutches, reactions and key moments. It is paid only ($24.99 a month or $179.99 a year); a free account previews one scanned stream. Its Premium Pro plan adds Live Clipping: moments you pick, clipped during a Twitch stream, in three games (Call of Duty: Warzone, Black Ops 7, Battlefield 6). We found no Premium Pro price on its public pages. See ReelShift vs Eklipse.

StreamLadder is closest to the NexusClips free plan: a free hand editor at 720p and 30fps, with AI clipping (ClipGPT) on Creator at $27 a month.

Vizard is an upload tool like Opus Clip: 60 free credits a month at 720p, then $29 a month for Creator.

None of these free plans clip a stream while it is live. The wider field is in best AI clipping tools.

Where ReelShift fits

ReelShift tackles timing from the other end. Add any public Twitch, Kick, YouTube or TikTok LIVE channel and it follows what the streamer says (stories, jokes, hot takes, big reactions), loud stretches and, on game streams, kills and wins on screen. Vertical clips with word synced captions arrive in your library within minutes, while the stream is still live. On your own stream, saying "clip that" saves the last 60 seconds.

It is built for live streams, so for a finished podcast or upload, NexusClips or Opus Clip fits better. No free plan: Creator is $24.99 a month (1 channel), Creator Plus $59.99 (3), Agency $199.99 (10), after a 7 day free trial (1 channel, 5 streaming hours, card required, nothing charged today). See the live stream clipper and pricing.