How to auto-clip Twitch VODs with AI
A practical guide to recording Twitch streams and turning them into AI highlight clips with AutoVOD.
July 10, 2026
Manually scrubbing multi-hour VODs for highlights is slow. AutoVOD automates the loop: record or download → transcribe → rank moments → export clips.
1. Get the VOD into your library
You can:
- Paste a Twitch (or YouTube / Kick / Rumble) URL into the Downloader
- Or enable a live downloader so AutoVOD records whenever a channel goes live
Files land in your Library as VODs or downloads, ready for tools.
2. Run the Clip Generator
Open Clip Generator, pick one or more files, and start a job. AutoVOD:
- Transcribes the audio with Whisper
- Uses an LLM to rank the most interesting segments
- Cuts clips with FFmpeg and uploads them to your library
Tune defaults (clip length, count, language, prompt) in your clip-generator settings so every run matches your channel’s style.
3. Turn winners into Shorts
Send strong clips through the Shorts Creator for 9:16 vertical output, optional animated captions, and ready-to-post files for TikTok or YouTube Shorts.
4. Optional: schedule social uploads
Connect YouTube or TikTok in Automation, then queue uploads immediately or on a schedule — useful when you batch-edit after a long stream week.
Why this beats manual clipping
- You do not need to watch the whole VOD twice
- Consistent naming and storage in one library
- Credits-based usage so you only pay for what you run
- Live recording + auto-clip options so highlights can start while you sleep
Ready to try it? Sign up for AutoVOD and clip your next stream end-to-end.