Twitch clip automation

Turn Twitch streams into clips automatically.

Cliprr is a desktop system that monitors streams, catches high-signal moments, and gives you a dedicated workflow to review and export clips without endless manual scrubbing.

Cliprr full application interface
The Cliprr Advantage

Stop scrubbing VODs. Start publishing.

Automated Detection

Cliprr watches your thresholds and chat activity so you don't have to manually note timestamps while you are trying to stream.

Seamless Review

Live triggers and VOD heat-blocks funnel into one review interface. Confirm the best moments in seconds instead of hours.

Organized Output

No more digging through messy, scattered download folders. Everything lands in a built-in library ready for final export.

Multi-account publishingRoute eligible uploads across connected YouTube channels.
Resource-aware processingChoose how aggressively Cliprr uses your PC during heavy work.
Local-first workflowVideo processing stays on your machine while provider connections use standard authorization flows.
Demo

See Cliprr in action.

A quick product walkthrough shows how the monitoring, analysis, and output flow connect in practice.

Why Cliprr exists

Stop wasting time watching streams for clips.

If you want to grow a channel, you have to post clips. But the reality is that manual clipping takes up way too much time. Most tools either guess what a highlight is or they force you to sit there scrubbing through a six hour stream just to find one good play.

We Cliprr because we wanted a tool that actually listens to stream data. It uses things like chat spikes and custom cooldowns to catch highlights as they happen, but it keeps you in charge of what gets saved. It is a tool designed to fit into your existing workflow without being over-complicated.

Visualization of Cliprr engine logic
Next step

See the workflow, then use the Help Center when you need setup or troubleshooting guidance.

See exactly how Cliprr moves from detecting a signal on stream to depositing a finished clip in your library.