You record. We handle everything else.

Get footage to VFXFlow any way you like: upload it, let OBS send it, or let the Twitch bot watch your stream. VFXFlow edits it, makes thumbnails and posts it to every channel you run. It does what a team of clippers does, the same night.

Early access. Uploading and editing in the browser work today. VFXFlow for OBS, the Twitch bot, channels, the agent connector and posting are rolling out to the waitlist a batch at a time. Join the list.

1. Get your footage in

Three ways, and you can use all of them:

  • UploadWorks todayDrop in any recording, from a 30-second clip to a full stream (MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV, up to 4 GB).
  • VFXFlow for OBSEarly accessSends your recording the moment you stop, at full quality, and saves replay clips when chat goes off. Nothing to upload.
  • The Twitch botEarly accessWatches your live chat through Twitch's official API and marks the moments it reacts to, so the edit starts in the right places.

2. VFXFlow makes the videos

Each recording turns into:

OutputWhere it goesWhat it is
Vertical clipsYouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram Reels15 to 60 seconds, 9:16, facecam stacked over gameplay, captions on
Full-length videoYouTubeThe whole stream with dead air and breaks cut, plus chapters
Highlights cutYouTubeThe best moments back to back, 8 to 15 minutes
ThumbnailsEvery videoTwo per video, built from the moment itself, readable at phone size

Cuts, punch-in zooms, sound, captions and thumbnails are all done for you, and each one carries its reason in the editor. You choose what gets made and how many clips per recording.

3. It posts to all your channels

Add every channel you post to: your main channel, clip channels, fan pages, one per game or language. Routes decide which clips each channel gets, and spread mode gives every channel different clips so none of them post duplicates. Here's one stream across five channels:

Clip from tonight's streamKindPosts to
Creeper ambushShortYouTube @yournameclips
Clutch 1v3ShortTikTok @yourname
Chat roasts the buildShortTikTok @yourname.moments
Rage quitShortInstagram @yourname
Best of tonightHighlightsYouTube @yourname
Full stream, dead air cutFull-lengthYouTube @yourname

How clip routing works

4. You approve

Nothing posts under your name until you've seen it. VFXFlow sends everything that's ready in one go: approve all of it, some of it, or open a clip and change it. Once you trust it, switch to automatic.

Instead of paying clippers

Big streamers pay clippers per clip or per view, wait hours or days for clips, and manage who posts what where. Smaller streamers can't afford clippers at all. VFXFlow cuts every recording the same night and posts by your rules, from $5 a month.

Already run an always-on AI agent such as Claude Duet, OpenAI Dots or Grok Bot? It can drive all of this for you. See how.

Questions people ask

What do I have to do?

Record. Upload the file, or let VFXFlow for OBS send it when you stop. VFXFlow edits it, makes thumbnails, and posts to your channels once you approve.

Do I need Twitch?

No. The Twitch bot is one way to find the best moments, using your chat. Uploads and OBS recordings work for YouTube, Kick or any recorded gameplay.

Where does it post?

To any YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and X channels you add. Routes decide which clips go to which channel, so a fleet of channels each gets different clips.

Will it post without asking me?

No. Every post waits for your approval by default. You can switch to automatic posting once you trust the edits.

What does it cost?

Editing and thumbnails are free. Autopilot, which watches your streams and posts for you, starts at $5 a month and is priced by how many hours you stream.

Can I change an edit before it posts?

Yes. Every video opens in the VFXFlow editor with the reason for each cut, zoom and sound, so you can change any of them first.

You record. We handle everything else.

Editing is free with no watermark. Autopilot starts at $5 a month.