ReelShift watches your Twitch stream as it happens. When chat erupts or your mic spikes, the clip is already being cut, captioned and reframed for TikTok, Shorts and Reels, while you keep streaming.
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How do you auto-clip a Twitch stream? Paste your Twitch channel into ReelShift and go live. There is no bot to add to chat, no extension and no OBS plugin. The AI reads audio spikes, emotion, gameplay highs and chat velocity in real time, cuts the best moments, burns in word-synced captions and reframes them vertical. You can also say "clip that" on stream to grab the last 60 seconds. Clips land in your library minutes later, while you are still live, and stay for 30 days.
A real Twitch moment, auto-detected live, captioned word by word and reframed to 9:16. The VOD never had to finish uploading.
One channel on Creator, up to 10 on Agency. ReelShift watches the public live stream, so there is nothing to install and nothing for your mods to babysit.
Twitch chat is a hype meter. ReelShift reads its velocity alongside your audio and the gameplay itself, so the clip starts before the moment is over.
Every clip comes out export-ready for TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels. Review, keep, post, or schedule on Creator Plus.
VOD-based Twitch clippers need the stream to end and the VOD to process. ReelShift works from the live signal, so a moment from hour two is posted before hour three.
Emote spam, "CLIP IT", a wall of skulls: chat velocity is one of the strongest signals ReelShift uses, alongside audio spikes and gameplay highs.
Auto reframe tracks the action and keeps you centered. Stack cam over gameplay, or go full cam for Just Chatting. It is chosen per clip, automatically.
Not on the Twitch Auto Clips beta? You do not need it. Say "clip that" on any plan and ReelShift cuts the last 60 seconds, captions it and tags it in your library.
Because detection is audio, emotion and chat driven, it works for Just Chatting, IRL, GTA RP and reaction streams, not only games with a killfeed.
Every plan includes unlimited clips. What is metered is streaming hours: 50 on Creator, 120 on Creator Plus, 400 on Agency. Extra hours never expire.
Eklipse and StreamLadder analyze the full VOD after the stream ends. Opus wants an upload. ReelShift has the clip cut and captioned while the stream is still going.
No. ReelShift watches any public Twitch live stream you connect, on every plan. Twitch's own Auto Clips and "Clip That" are on a waitlist for selected English-language channels and deliver after the stream; ReelShift does not depend on them.
No. ReelShift captures the live stream itself and produces its own vertical, captioned clips. They are separate files you download or post, not Twitch clips in your Clips Manager.
Yes. ReelShift does not touch your chat or overlays, so it runs alongside whatever you already use.
Clipping pauses until next month, or you can buy extra hours any time: $15 buys 10 hours, they never expire, and they are only used after your plan hours run out.
On Creator Plus you can paste a video URL or upload a file, so a past broadcast can be clipped as well. Live clipping is included on every plan.
Last updated 2026-09-12