Find the highlights in hours of gameplay.
Nobody rewatches four hours to find twenty seconds. ClipScout does: it listens for the moments the audio jumps, watches for fast action, and hands you the highlights as clips.
Start clippingThe bridge jump
from 0:41:07
Chat lit up
Five stars, one tire
from 1:58:32
Audio peak
The cleanest escape
from 3:12:50
Scene burst
Illustration of how it works, not real footage or real results.
How to make gaming highlight clips
1
Record or stream as usual
Any game works. Use a recording file from your capture software, or a stream replay from YouTube, Twitch, or Kick.
2
Upload it or paste the link
Recordings up to four hours and 2 GB are accepted as uploads. Replays are fetched by link.
3
The scout finds the action
For gaming content, loud moments, fast scene changes, and chat bursts lead the picks, so moments with no talking are still found.
4
Stack, caption, export
Put gameplay on top and your facecam below, add a hook line and captions, and export a vertical MP4.
Gaming highlights questions
- Does it know what a kill or a win looks like in my game?
- No. It does not recognise game events by name. It finds moments from sound, motion, chat, and speech, which is where most highlights show up.
- Can I keep the same look on every clip?
- Yes. Save a brand kit with your caption style and logo, and new clips start from it.
- What quality are the exports?
- Up to 1080p on Creator and up to 4K on Studio when the recording itself is 4K.
- Can I export several clips at once?
- Yes. Select the clips you want and export them together.
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