ClipFinder

ClipFinder is a social media tool that turns Twitch and Kick VODs into captioned YouTube videos and shorts. ClipFinder converts Twitch or Kick VODs and uploaded files into captioned YouTube videos and vertical clips for Shorts, TikTok and Reels, posting only what the creator approves.

ClipFinder is a clipping service built for streamers and video creators who sit on hours of recorded footage and lack the time to mine it. A creator supplies a Twitch or Kick VOD, or uploads a file directly, and the service finds the strong moments, cuts them out, adds captions and prepares two kinds of output: longer YouTube videos and vertical clips sized for Shorts, TikTok and Reels. The headline pitch is volume from a single session, roughly four YouTube videos and fifteen shorts from one stream. In practice the workflow is built around review rather than full automation. After the VOD is processed, the generated clips appear for the creator to look over, and nothing goes out until it has been approved. Approved clips are then posted to the destinations the creator has chosen. That approval step keeps a human in charge of what represents the channel, which matters for streamers whose best moments depend on context and humor an algorithm can misjudge. Separate from the VOD flow, the site accepts a single Twitch or Kick clip link for free editing, and it offers a standalone clip downloader for people who only want the file. The audience is mainly gaming and live-stream creators, though the showcase also includes music, fitness, science, travel and talk content, and uploaded files are supported for non-stream material. The homepage claims more than 10,000 creators and over 100,000 clips produced, and it features creator testimonials and public demo pages where sample VODs can be explored alongside their generated clips. Among alternatives, ClipFinder sits between general video editors, which leave all the cutting to the user, and generic short-form clipping tools that focus only on vertical output. Its distinguishing angle is covering both long and short formats from the same source and handling publishing as part of the same flow. Pricing is simple: the first hour is free and the plan costs $15 a month afterward.