How to use it
- Drop your stream recording: the file OBS saved, or a VOD you downloaded. Two hours or more is fine; it stays on your device.
- Add your marks if you used Stream Bookmarks (they fill in on their own from "Open in clip studio"), or paste timestamps like
1:02:03 boss fight. - Find highlights. The studio listens to the whole recording and lists the moments that are much louder than the minutes around them (yelling, big reactions, explosions), next to your marks. A long stream takes a minute or two.
- Preview and trim each clip: change the from/to times, or click the loudness graph to jump anywhere and add a clip there.
- Save the clip, or send it straight to the vertical video maker (facecam on top, gameplay below, or auto-reframe) or auto captions. The clip is handed over inside your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Why not an AI clipper?
Most AI clipping services make you upload hours of video and pay in credits or a subscription, and add a watermark on the free plan. The clip studio runs in your browser for free and finds moments from loudness and your own marks, which catches most reactions. Smarter detection (laughter, chat spikes, what you said) is coming next.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find the best moments in a long stream?
Drop the recording into the clip studio and press Find highlights. It lists the loudest moments compared with the minutes around them, plus any marks you made with Stream Bookmarks.
Does the clip studio upload my video?
No. Your recording is read and cut in your browser. Clips you send to the vertical video maker or captions are passed inside the same browser.
What files work?
MP4, MOV, MKV and WebM, including OBS recordings and downloaded VODs, in a current Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox.
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