Turn a Kick stream into clips for everywhere else.
Your Kick audience watched it live. ClipScout takes the replay, finds the moments worth showing to people who were not there, and cuts them into captioned vertical 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 clips from a Kick stream
1
Finish your stream
Kick saves the broadcast as a replay on your channel.
2
Paste the replay link
Copy the replay link into ClipScout, or upload the recording file if you saved one. Streams up to four hours are accepted.
3
The scout finds the moments
It works from what was said, how loud the audio gets, and how quickly the picture changes, so both talking and gameplay moments are found.
4
Edit and export
Stack gameplay over facecam, trim, caption, add your logo, and export a vertical MP4.
Kick clipping questions
- Does it read Kick chat?
- Not yet. On Kick replays the picks come from speech, audio peaks, and scene changes. Chat activity is used on YouTube and Twitch replays.
- What if the link does not import?
- Upload the recording file instead. The project and its settings are kept, so nothing is lost.
- Can I describe the moments I want?
- Yes. Type what to look for, such as "big wins" or "rage moments", and the scout looks for passages that match.
- Where can I post the clips?
- Anywhere that takes an MP4. Clips are exported as vertical video, which suits TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram Reels.
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