Clips
One endless pile of clips.
Not any more.
Your channel's clips sync themselves, then go where you put them. Folders you name, filters that stack, downloads in both shapes.
Showing 12 of 12 clips
0:14pls help this would hit
1:00PRIMONERO AGGREDITO
0:54FeaturedFREESTYLE PER PRIMO NERO
0:12No shame
0:15Pudu doet de griddy
0:59BADDIEHUB
0:08HAHAHAHA
0:11Great song
0:07Facecame
0:30Final farewell forever stream in 2 days (!end). Quake 1
0:29Hug the wall OH MA GAWD
0:32FeaturedCSDM / CFPL Games
Try it: filter, sort, or ⋮ then add to folder
Find it, then file it.
That is the clips page beside you, running on real clips. Filter down to the one you meant, then drop it in a folder from the clip's own menu. Go on, move one.
Folders you create
Name them by game, meme format, or vibe, and nest them as deep as you want. Twitch dumps every clip in one pile; you do not have to keep it that way.
File a clip in two clicks
Open a clip's menu, pick a folder, done. One clip can live in several folders, and Remove from folder takes it back out.
Filters that stack
Free text, category, who clipped it, date range, featured only. Sort by views or date, and every active filter shows as a chip you can drop.
Landscape and portrait
Download the portrait cut for Shorts and TikTok without opening an editor.
Real clips, synced by StreamWizard streamers
Auto sync
Clips land while you're still live.
Every five minutes on stream, StreamWizard checks Twitch for new clips and files them. When you go offline it does one last pass. Nothing to export, nothing to remember.
Offline
6 clips, all from tonight.
6the 1v5
148 viewschat??
61 viewsNO WAY
203 viewsclutch
77 viewsthe fall
39 views??? lol
24 viewsEvery five minutes, while live
Chat clips it, and within five minutes it's in your library. Rotate it on an overlay before the stream is over.
One last pass at the end
View counts and VOD timestamps settle late on Twitch. The end-of-stream sync catches those and any clip from the final minutes. Your first sync also walks the whole backlog, a hundred at a time.
A Sync button, still there
Turned auto sync off? Hit Sync in the filter bar. Once an hour, because Twitch has rate limits and so do we.
Folders
Folders in folders, as deep as the chaos goes.
Clip folders nest to any depth, and one clip can sit in several folders at once. Build the tree your library actually needs, then file each clip wherever it fits.
One clip, five folders if you want.
Filing a clip does not move or copy it. The ace sits in Chat lost it and in Best of 2026 at once, and Remove from folder takes it back out. Folders hold exactly what you put in them; no algorithm reshuffles your library overnight.
Filters
Filter down to the one you meant.
Clip filters cover title search, category, streamer, who clipped it, date range and Twitch featured status. Every filter stacks with the others and shows as a chip you can drop. Sort by views or date when you are done.
Search
Free text over clip titles. Three letters is enough to start matching.
Category
One game at a time. Only the Valorant aces, or only Just Chatting.
Streamer
Browse another channel's clip library. Works for any streamer who has their clips synced with StreamWizard.
Clipped by
Who hit the clip button. Your editor's clips, or that one mod who clips everything.
Date range
Presets from the last week back to a year, or an exact custom range.
Featured
Only the clips marked as featured on Twitch. The good ones, by your own admission.
On stream
Your folders, playing on your starting screen.
The overlay's clips rotator points at a folder, a game, or a filter and plays the result on your starting or BRB screen. File a clip mid-stream and it joins the rotation without a refresh. The best-of reel builds itself while you play.
Downloads
Download from the dashboard, in both shapes.
Every clip's menu has a download button. No copy-pasting links into a sketchy downloader site.
Landscape
The clip as it aired, straight from Twitch with no re-encoding. Ready for YouTube or your editor.
Portrait
When Twitch made a portrait cut, it sits right next to the landscape one. Ready for Shorts and TikTok without opening an editor.
VODs
Nobody clipped it. Cut it from the VOD.
Every stream's VOD carries a timeline that marks each follow, sub and raid. Drag a 5 to 60 second selection out of it, and the clip lands right back in this library.
Sign in and poke around.
Log in with Twitch, no card needed. Clips, overlays, and analytics are free and open source.