Every stream is full of paid clips.

Renafy is an AI clipping tool for stream clippers. Paste a Twitch, Kick or YouTube link, or upload a video, and it finds the best moments, cuts them into captioned vertical clips for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, and shows which clipping campaigns pay clippers most right now.

Clipping pays by the view, so the more good clips you post, the more you earn. Renafy does the slow part: it goes through the whole stream for you, finds the moments worth posting, cuts them into captioned clips ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, and shows you which campaigns are paying clippers right now. Your time goes into posting, not scrubbing through hours of VOD.

Finding and cutting the best moments of a 3-hour stream by hand can take an afternoon. With Renafy you paste the link or upload the file, and the clips come back captioned, usually within minutes. Review them, tweak any you want, and export. That’s more clips posted from every stream you watch.

The campaign does, under its own brief, on the platform it’s listed on: you post the clip, submit it there, and the campaign pays for its views. Renafy finds the moments, cuts the clips and shows you which campaigns are paying clippers right now.

Renafy ranks them by evidence that ordinary clippers are being paid right now: clips approved in the last week, how many clippers were paid, and what a typical approved clip earned, weighed by the chance a new clipper’s clip clears the view minimum. Only clipping campaigns that take anyone count; UGC, slideshows, reposts, gambling, trading and get-rich offers are left out. It’s evidence, not a promise.

A creator or brand pays clippers to cut and post short clips of its streams or videos, at a set rate per 1,000 views. Each campaign has a brief, a view minimum (a clip under it earns nothing), often a cap per clip, and a budget: payouts stop when it runs out. Renafy shows the live ones ranked by what clippers are actually paid.

Yes. Paste a public Twitch, Kick or YouTube link, or upload the video file. Podcasts and long YouTube videos work the same way.

Yes, on every plan. Story videos read a Reddit-style post aloud over gameplay, with captions that follow every word. Text chat videos play an iMessage-style conversation one bubble at a time. Write it yourself or let AI draft it, pick a voice, and export. They’re made for faceless channels.

Upload a video up to 5 GB on Starter, 10 GB on Clipper or 20 GB on Pro, any length over a minute; AutoClip works through a long one a part at a time. You can also paste a public Twitch, Kick or YouTube link. If the host blocks the import, upload the file instead.

It reads the transcript and listens for laughter. When they’re available, Twitch chat spikes and YouTube’s most-replayed parts add more. Every clip comes with why it was picked, what it opens with and where it lands, and you review each one before you post anything.

Yes. Trim them, extend one that ends mid-sentence, fix caption words, move and resize the captions, change the shape (vertical, square or wide), reframe, then export.

No. Plans start at $13 a month billed yearly ($19 month to month), and you can cancel any time in Settings. The video tools and calculators on this site are free to use without an account.