Twitch clip maker: turn VODs into vertical clips

How it works

1. Paste the Twitch VOD link, or upload the video file. Pick the part of the stream you want clipped; Renafy fetches only that part.
2. AutoClip reads the transcript, listens for laughter, and reads the VOD's chat for bursts of reactions (KEKW, LUL and the like), and picks the moments worth posting. Each clip says why it was picked.
3. Each moment becomes a clip with word-by-word captions: vertical (9:16) for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, or square or wide. The Webcam + gameplay layout puts the facecam on top and the game below.
4. Review the clips, trim or extend them, fix caption words, then export in 1080p and post.

Built for Twitch streams

Chat is the best signal a stream has: a burst of reactions a few seconds after a moment usually means it landed. Renafy reads the VOD's chat replay when Twitch has one and uses it alongside the transcript and laughter.

Streams are long, so Renafy works through them a part at a time. You choose the part (say, the last hour), and only that part is downloaded and analysed, which keeps it fast.

Gaming streams get the Webcam + gameplay layout: AutoClip finds the facecam, or you mark it once, and every vertical clip shows you on top and the game below.

From clip to paid post

Clippers earn by posting clips for clipping campaigns, which pay per 1,000 views. Renafy shows the live campaigns ranked by what clippers are actually paid, so you can pick the stream worth clipping before you start.

Questions