Eklipse

AI finds your best stream moments and turns them into post-ready clips.

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What is Eklipse?

Eklipse is a clip finder tool. Eklipse automatically clips Twitch, YouTube, and Kick streams using AI that scores gameplay, audio, and chat signals, then formats highlights for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok. A free tier gives 3 clips per stream; paid plans remove the cap.

Eklipse is an AI clip maker built for gamers and streamers who want to turn long broadcasts into short, shareable highlights without scrubbing timelines. It connects to a Twitch, YouTube, or Kick channel and monitors each stream automatically. After the broadcast ends, the AI reviews the footage and surfaces moments it scores for viral potential, then cuts and formats them into vertical clips ready for TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, or X. The promise is a post-ready clip within about 60 seconds of the stream ending, with no manual VOD work. The detection engine combines several signals rather than relying on a single trigger. It looks at gameplay events (multi-kills, clutch plays, victories) across more than 1,000 supported games, audio cues such as laughter or raised voices, and chat activity including emote spikes and message velocity. Each candidate moment receives a rating, and the system also supports voice commands so a streamer can say "clip that" mid-game without alt-tabbing. Auto templates apply a 9:16 frame, captions, and transitions, and a built-in editor lets you trim, adjust captions, or swap templates before publishing. It is aimed at streamers who post shorts regularly but do not want to run a separate editing workflow, and at newer creators who lack editing experience. The tool sits alongside manual editors like Premiere and lighter clip tools such as Streamladder. Eklipse leans heavily toward gaming content, though the company notes that Just Chatting, reaction, and creative streams also work. The free plan allows 3 clips per stream, while paid tiers remove that cap. Support covers Twitch, YouTube Live, and Kick; Facebook Gaming is listed as future work, not current.

How do you use Eklipse?

  1. 1Create an Eklipse account
    Sign up on the registration page to get access to the dashboard and clip library.
  2. 2Connect your streaming channel
    Link a Twitch, YouTube, or Kick channel so Eklipse can monitor your broadcasts. Multiple channels across platforms can sit under one account.
  3. 3Run a free preview
    Enter your channel on the homepage to see a preview of detected moments. The free preview unlocks 2 clips before you commit.
  4. 4Review the scored highlights
    After a stream, open the clip queue and compare the rating scores to pick the strongest moments for posting.
  5. 5Edit and format in the built-in editor
    Trim clips, adjust captions, or apply a different template. Auto templates already set a vertical 9:16 frame for shorts.
  6. 6Publish or download
    Send clips directly to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, or X, or download files for manual upload elsewhere.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Works with Twitch, YouTube Live, and Kick, and can monitor multiple channels from one account.AI
  • Detection combines gameplay events, audio spikes, and chat velocity, which suits both gaming and Just Chatting content.AI
  • Auto templates output vertical 9:16 clips with captions, removing most manual reframing work.AI
  • Built-in editor and voice command clipping let streamers fix or flag moments without leaving the game.AI
  • Free preview unlocks sample clips before any payment.AI

Cons

  • The most specific accuracy claims come from the vendor; independent verification of the 94 to 95 percent figure is not provided on the homepage.AI
  • Facebook Gaming is not yet supported, which limits streamers who broadcast there.AI
  • The free plan caps output at 3 clips per stream, so regular short-form posting needs a paid tier.AI
  • Gaming is the clear focus; non-gaming creators may find the event detection less tuned to their content.AI
  • No pricing figures are shown on the homepage, so cost has to be confirmed on the pricing page or at signup.AI

How much does Eklipse cost?

Free trial

A free preview unlocks 2 clips from a channel before signup, and the free plan includes 3 clips per stream. No time-limited trial is described on the homepage.

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Pricing

The homepage does not list prices. It states that the free plan includes 3 clips per stream, while Pro and Team plans offer unlimited clip generation with no restriction on stream length or number of streams. Exact costs need to be confirmed at signup.

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Support

Help is provided through an FAQ on the homepage covering detection, supported platforms, editing, publishing, clip limits, and data handling. No dedicated help centre or contact channel is listed.

Integrations

Connects to Twitch, YouTube Live, and Kick for ingest, and publishes to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, and Twitter/X. Facebook Gaming is listed as planned, not available.

Features

AI highlight detection across gameplay events, audio spikes, and chat activity, with rating scores per clip. Supports over 1,000 games, auto 9:16 templates with captions, smart reframing, voice command clipping, a built-in editor, and direct publishing to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, and X.

Frequently asked questions about Eklipse

  • How much does Eklipse cost?
    The homepage does not list prices. It states that the free plan includes 3 clips per stream, while Pro and Team plans offer unlimited clip generation with no restriction on stream length or number of streams. Exact costs need to be confirmed at signup.
  • Does Eklipse offer a free trial?
    A free preview unlocks 2 clips from a channel before signup, and the free plan includes 3 clips per stream. No time-limited trial is described on the homepage.
  • How do you use Eklipse?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create an Eklipse account 2. Connect your streaming channel 3. Run a free preview 4. Review the scored highlights 5. Edit and format in the built-in editor 6. Publish or download.
  • What platforms does Eklipse support?
    Eklipse is available on Web App.
  • What does Eklipse integrate with?
    Connects to Twitch, YouTube Live, and Kick for ingest, and publishes to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, and Twitter/X. Facebook Gaming is listed as planned, not available.
  • What are the limitations of Eklipse?
    The most specific accuracy claims come from the vendor; independent verification of the 94 to 95 percent figure is not provided on the homepage. Facebook Gaming is not yet supported, which limits streamers who broadcast there. The free plan caps output at 3 clips per stream, so regular short-form posting needs a paid tier.

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Added10/21/2026

Platforms

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