Every Twitch stream, cut into clips while you sleep

VFXFlow turns each Twitch stream into vertical Shorts, TikToks and Reels, a full-length YouTube video and a highlights cut, with two thumbnails for each. Your chat picks the moments, VFXFlow makes the edits, and editing is free with no watermark.

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.

What you get from one stream

Output	Where it goes	What it is
Vertical clips	YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram Reels	15 to 60 seconds, 9:16, facecam stacked over gameplay, captions on
Full-length video	YouTube	The whole stream with dead air and breaks cut, plus chapters
Highlights cut	YouTube	The best moments back to back, 8 to 15 minutes
Thumbnails	Every video	Two per video, built from the moment itself, readable at phone size

Three ways to get the footage in

Way	Effort	Quality	Status
VFXFlow for OBS	None: it sends itself	Best	Coming
Your AI agent	None after setup	Stream quality	Early access
Upload in the browser	Download, then drag in	Stream quality or better	Works today

Whichever way the footage arrives, the Twitch bot has already marked the moments, so VFXFlow doesn't have to guess.

How a vertical clip is built

Start a few seconds before chat reacted, where the moment actually began.
Cut dead air and dead ends so it lands in under a minute.
Stack your facecam over the gameplay in 9:16, framed on the action.
Add captions, punch-in zooms on the reaction, and sound on the joke.
Make two thumbnails and write a title and description for each platform.

VFXFlow compared with clipping by hand

	By hand	VFXFlow
Finding moments	Scrub hours of VOD	Chat marks them live
Getting the file	Download, wait, upload	OBS sends it when you stop
Editing	30 to 60 minutes a clip	Ready by morning, tweak if you like
Posting	Each app, one by one	Approve once, posts everywhere
Cost	Your evenings	Free to edit, Autopilot from $5 a month

Questions people ask

How do I turn a Twitch VOD into clips automatically?

Connect Twitch to VFXFlow so its bot can find the moments chat reacted to, then give VFXFlow the footage: automatically with VFXFlow for OBS, or by uploading the VOD you download from Twitch Video Producer. VFXFlow cuts vertical clips, a full-length video and a highlights cut, with thumbnails.

Can VFXFlow pull my VOD straight from Twitch?

No. Twitch's API gives VOD details but no way to download the video, so VFXFlow doesn't take it from Twitch. Use VFXFlow for OBS, upload the file, or let your AI agent download it from Twitch Video Producer and upload it.

How long do Twitch VODs last?

About 7 days on most channels. Twitch Partners and viewers' Turbo and Prime benefits give longer storage. Highlights you create on Twitch don't expire. That's why VFXFlow works on each stream the same night.

Is it free?

Yes. Editing, thumbnails and MP4 or Premiere exports are free with no watermark. Autopilot, which clips your streams and posts them, starts at $5 a month.

What about copyrighted music in my stream?

VFXFlow is designed to find music in the background of your stream and mute or replace it before posting, so clips don't get claimed. This is part of early access.

Which games does it work with?

Any game, with or without a facecam. Minecraft, Roblox and Fortnite get game-style cards and captions because we know their look.

You record. We handle everything else.

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

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