Eklipse

Eklipse is an AI clip maker for streamers that scans Twitch, YouTube and Kick broadcasts for highlights and turns them into vertical clips ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. Where general clipping tools listen for interesting speech, Eklipse is tuned to gameplay, picking up kills, clutches and reactions across thousands of supported games.

What is Eklipse used for?

Streamers use Eklipse to grow on short-form platforms without scrubbing through long VODs or hiring an editor.

• Connecting a Twitch, YouTube or Kick channel and scanning streams for highlights
• Detecting game moments such as eliminations and clutch plays in titles like Warzone, Fortnite, Valorant and Apex Legends
• Converting highlights into vertical clips with captions in Eklipse Studio
• Auto-clipping VODs while you keep playing, and marking moments with voice commands
• Planning and posting clips to TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts
• Clipping during a live stream and getting posting suggestions on Premium Pro

Who Eklipse is best for

Eklipse is built for gaming streamers, from small channels building an audience to full-time creators posting daily shorts. Esports teams and gaming content managers can also use it. Podcasters, educators and business video teams should pick a general clip maker, since Eklipse's detection is centered on gameplay.

Eklipse pricing

As of October 2026, Eklipse has free features that cover stream highlights, the auto clipper, YouTube stream clipping, Eklipse Studio and the content publisher. Eklipse Premium starts at $24.99 per month, and Eklipse Premium Pro costs $39.99 per month. Premium Pro adds live clipping, a posting companion that picks and schedules posts, custom highlight counts and lengths per game, higher quality and more clip capacity, and private stream clipping. Annual plans add 1080p lossless export. Clip limits vary by plan, and details are in the Eklipse help center.

Limitations to keep in mind

• Detection is strongest for supported games; unusual titles may produce fewer highlights
• Non-gaming streams such as Just Chatting get less from its game-aware features
• Free clip limits and export quality are lower than on paid plans
• Auto-picked clips still benefit from a quick review before posting

Eklipse vs alternatives

OpusClip is the better choice for podcasts, interviews and talking-head videos, where speech matters more than gameplay. Vizard suits creators who want more manual editing control over each clip. Submagic is strong for adding stylish captions and effects to clips you already have. CapCut gives you a full free editor if you prefer to cut highlights yourself. Eklipse wins for streamers who want gameplay highlights found and formatted automatically.

Tips for getting started with Eklipse

Connect your channel and run Eklipse on your most recent long stream to see which moments it picks. Turn on voice commands so you can flag a moment the instant it happens. Post a few clips a week on a schedule rather than dumping a batch at once, and track which games and moment types get the most views.

Eklipse FAQ

Is Eklipse free?

Yes. Eklipse has free features for highlights, auto clipping and posting, and Premium plans start at $24.99 per month.

Does Eklipse work with Kick and YouTube?

Yes. Eklipse works with Twitch, YouTube and Kick streams and turns them into vertical clips for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

What games does Eklipse support?

Eklipse supports thousands of games, including Warzone, Fortnite, Valorant, Apex Legends, League of Legends and Marvel Rivals.

What is the best alternative to Eklipse?

OpusClip is a strong alternative for non-gaming content, and CapCut is a free option if you prefer to edit clips by hand.