Clip Twitch VODs without uploading them anywhere
Paste a twitch.tv/videos/… link. Clippy downloads the VOD, works
through it on your own machine, and hands back vertical clips with captions.
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Chat tells you where the moments are
Twitch is the one platform that keeps its chat after the stream ends, and that is the most honest signal there is: hundreds of people reacting in real time to something that just happened.
Clips Kitty reads chat replay and measures unique chatters per window rather than raw message count. That distinction matters, because a gifted-sub train or one person spamming copypasta produces a wall of messages that says nothing about the content. Counting distinct people instead means a genuine room-wide reaction registers and a single excited viewer does not.
Built for how streams actually look
Long and unstructured
A six-hour stream is chunked and analysed end to end, so the good bit at hour five gets the same attention as the intro.
Sparse talking
IRL and gym streams go quiet for minutes at a time. Analysis is sized by how much was actually said, not by the clock.
Guests wander in
The crop stays locked on whoever is speaking rather than jumping to every person who walks past the camera.
What it does not do
- Live streams are not supported, by design. Clips Kitty works on finished VODs, where the whole thing can be studied before deciding what matters.
- It only posts if you ask it to. Clips land in a folder, organised by creator and video, ready to upload wherever you like. If you would rather not do that by hand, turning on publishing sends a clip to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and six more at once through WoopSocial or Upload-Post on your own account.
- It does not need your Twitch account. There is no login and no API key.
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