Upload a stream recording and get the moments worth posting cut into 9:16 clips, with the facecam kept in frame and captions burned in. Built for Twitch, YouTube and Kick streamers repurposing hours of VOD.
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One-time trial on signup — 10 videos and 1 hour of total footage, whichever runs out first. No card required.
Stream highlights are often the commentary: the explanation after the play, the answer to chat, the reaction. Reelsmith finds moments from the transcript, so talking segments surface alongside gameplay peaks.
A landscape stream layout does not survive a center crop. The reframer follows the face so the streamer stays visible in the vertical clip instead of being cut off at the edge.
Most short-form views start muted. Burned-in captions carry the commentary, and you can correct game names and handles before export.
No. There is no Twitch integration. Download the VOD or clip from Twitch — the Video Producer in the creator dashboard exports past broadcasts — and upload the file.
Long recordings are the normal case. Very long streams take longer to process and produce more candidates to review; splitting a multi-hour VOD into segments keeps the review manageable.
Yes. The clip maker works from the uploaded video file, so the platform the stream came from does not matter.
Moment detection leans on the transcript, so silent gameplay peaks are less likely to be proposed. You can set those clips manually on the timeline and still use the reframing and export.
Your first 10 videos are free, up to 1 hour of footage in total. One-time trial on signup, no card required and no watermark — not a recurring free plan.
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