Instacut
Twitch

Turn a Twitch VOD into vertical clips

Paste a past broadcast from Twitch. Instacut finds the moments worth posting and cuts each one into a 9:16 clip with captions, so you are not scrubbing through hours of stream by hand.

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How it works

  1. 1

    Copy the VOD link

    Open the past broadcast on Twitch and copy its link. It looks like twitch.tv/videos/123456.

  2. 2

    Pick the best moments

    We scan the video and list the moments worth clipping. Tap one to open it.

  3. 3

    Tweak and export

    Trim, switch captions or zoom on and off, or type what to change. Then export the vertical clip.

Built for long streams

Twitch streams run for hours, and the clip worthy part is often a few seconds. Instacut reads through the whole VOD and gives you a short list of moments to start from, each with its time in the stream so you can check the context.

What each clip gets

Every moment opens in a phone sized editor with sensible defaults you can change in one tap:

Questions

Which Twitch links work?

Past broadcast links like twitch.tv/videos/123456 or twitch.tv/name/v/123456. Twitch clip links (clips.twitch.tv) are already short, so paste the full VOD instead. The VOD needs to be public.

How long can the VOD be?

Up to 6 hours. Videos over an hour use one stream scan from your plan. The free plan includes 1 scan a month.

Can I clip someone else's stream?

Only clip videos you have the right to use: your own streams, streams from a clipping program you joined, or creators who gave you permission.

Is it free?

Yes. The free plan gives you 3 clips a month with a small watermark and 1 full stream scan. No card needed. Paid plans remove the watermark.

Try it on your next stream

Free to start, 3 clips a month. See pricing or learn clipping.

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