How To Clip Something On Twitch

How To Clip Something On Twitch
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Go to a Twitch stream. You can choose any stream. You can easily search for one using the search bar or find a streamer you are following.

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Click on the "Clip" icon (a movie clapperboard). It is located at the top of the stream in the right corner. The button is the furthest to the left and looks like a clapperboard.
You can press Alt + X as an alternative. This will also take a clip.

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Create the clip. You can trim the clip to include just the moment you're interested in. You can also add a title, which is required to publish the clip.

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After that Publish to publish the clip. The clip is now available for the public to watch!
You can also download the clip by pressing export or download on the screen.

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Find a Stream. The first step is always the same. Go to a stream of your choosing. You can search for one on the search bar or find one from someone you are following.

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Press the "Clip" Icon. The icon can be found at the top right corner of the screen and looks like a movie clapperboard. Find a moment you want to clip in the stream and press the button. A clip will then be generated.

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Edit the Clip. You can edit and crop the clip until it is too your liking. You can also make a title, which is needed to publish said clip.

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Publish the clip. You must make a title for the clip, after that you can simply click publish.

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Alternatively, share the clip. You just need to press the share button and select where you want to share it too.

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With Twitch Clips, users can share the best moments from streams in a matter of minutes. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to clip on Twitch then make additional edits with Kapwing.
At any given moment, a staggering 2 million people have their gaze fixed on a screen while Twitch streamers put on an entertaining broadcast. These committed viewers get to react to mishaps and jaw-dropping moments in real-time for a thrilling viewing experience.
Twitch Clips help streamers and viewers watch, share, and relive those unbelievable moments all over again. With no video editing experience, users can cut out the best moment from a lengthy stream that has Clips enabled. In this article, I'll show you how to clip on Twitch, then add any finishing touches with an online video editor. In the end, you'll have a video with viral potential for social media!
Head over to Twitch in your browser and open your profile or the homepage of your favorite streamer. From the channel page, click Videos and find a stream you want to clip. You can use the dropdown menu to browse through past broadcasts, highlights, and more.
After you select a stream, scan the video and place the seeker at the beginning of the moment you want to clip. With the stream paused, place your mouse over the video player, then click the clip icon in the bottom right corner. Alternatively, you can use the keyboard shortcut, alt + x to open the Twitch Clip feature.
Drag the ends of the blue slider to select a portion of the stream to serve as your clip. Your Twitch clip can be as short as 5 seconds or up to 60 seconds long.
After you've selected the perfect section to serve as your share-worthy clip, click the bar at the bottom to give your video a title. Try to think of a short, compelling title so users across platforms are eager to click the play button. There's currently a 100 character limit to work with, and that includes spaces. To finally debut your clip, click the purple Publish button, and you're all set to share!
If you want to spruce up your Twitch clip, I recommend using Kapwing , an online video editor that works on any device. With Kapwing, you can add customized subtitles , a watermark to protect your content, eye-catching overlays, and more.
Head over to Kapwing in your browser, click Start Editing , and paste the link to your Twitch clip into the Studio.
From here, you can resize your clip to fit on a desired platform by choosing an output size on the right side of the Studio. For TikTok, Instagram Stories , and Reels, resize your video to 9:16. A 16:9 aspect ratio is best for YouTube. You can also use the crop tool to capture the best portion of the video.
To make your clip more accessible click, Subtitles at the top of the Studio, then select a language from the dropdown menu. There are a ton of languages to choose from to support a diverse audience. Afterwards, click Auto-generate to automatically add the captions. This shouldn't take too long since the video is really short.
Read over your captions to check for any misspellings or incorrect words, then begin customizing your captions. You can change the font, size, color, and background to something that's more on brand or fun. I would avoid cursive fonts since they tend to be hard to read and I recommend using a font color that contrasts from the background. When you're finished editing, click the red Done button.
If you have any logos, watermarks , or overlays to add, you can drag and drop them into the Studio or click upload to add your files into the media library. You can drag the blue corners to change the size and move the image across the canvas to put it in place.
Make sure to drag the ends of the layer to match the length of the video if you want it to appear for the entire duration. The Elements tab is my go-to tool for finding backgrounds and arrows, circles, and fancy text to support annotations. When you're finished click Export Video at the top to save and share your Twitch clip!
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If there is ever a moment you want to remember during a stream, you can immortalize it using the “Clip” feature.
Clips are short videos featuring moments during a stream that have been selected by you or your viewers.
This feature is handy for keeping track of funny moments, amazing plays, rewinding a Twitch stream , and all sorts of memorable moments you wouldn’t want to forget. You can make clips of your own channel or of others’ channels.
In this guide, we will help you figure out how to make clips on Twitch so you can keep memories forever.
Capturing a clip on Twitch is as easy as following the steps below.
Remember that clips can be as short as 5 seconds and as long as 1 minute . Plan accordingly!
On the stream you are watching, locate the “Clip” icon. Alternatively, you can use the commands:
Once you have clicked the icon or used a command, a new tab will open in your browser.
Once the Clip page opens, you will be given a field into which you can enter the clip’s title. You will also get a yellow bar which determines the segment to be included in the Clip.
Move the selection slider until you get the segment you prefer. When you’re happy, you can click “Publish.” And that’s it!
Note: You can also make clips from your videos-on-demand (VODs). The process is the same.
It is also possible to create a Twitch clip on mobile devices.
Now that you have learned how to clip things on Twitch, the next thing to do is obviously to share that clip! It is really easy to share your clips once you have created them.
Upon the creation of your clip you will be taken to a preview page. There, you will also be met with a share box where you can do things like download the clip, get the clip link, or share the clip to various social media.
If you are wondering how to download Twitch clips , it is as easy as clicking the first icon in the box above.
If for any reason you want to delete Twitch clips, the process is easy as well. You can delete clips that you created yourself and clips that other people have created of your channel. To do so, simply navigate to Creator Dashboard > Content > Clips .
Tick the boxes of the clips you want to delete and click the garbage can icon – that’s it!
You can navigate between clips you created and clips others created of your channel through the list view on the right hand side.
Now you’re all set to clip the most funny and epic moments on your favorite streamers Twitch channel!
While you’re at it, share your most recent clip in the comments below so we can all see it :).
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