Mossclip turns a long video into short vertical clips. It finds the moments worth posting in a stream, podcast, interview or vlog, cuts each one to fit a phone, captions every word, and opens every clip in an editor so the final cut is yours.
What you give it
- A YouTube link, a Twitch recording link or a Kick recording link.
- Or an MP4 or MOV file.
- One job takes up to two hours of recording. For a longer recording you choose the part.
What you get back
- Vertical clips, 1080 by 1920, between 15 seconds and 3 minutes long, each with a title.
- Every word captioned and timed, in a choice of nine styles.
- On gameplay streams, the facecam found and stacked over the game, in a layout you can move, save and reuse.
- An editor where deleting words from the transcript cuts the video.
Who uses it
Clippers and clipping agencies who cut other creators' recordings for short-form platforms, streamers who want Shorts, TikToks and Reels from a stream, and podcasters and interview shows.
Where it stands
Mossclip is in closed beta and free during the beta. Access is through its Discord server: sign in, join the Discord, press one button. Clips stay available for fifteen days from the day they are made.
The name
Mossclip was called TwoReel until October 2026. Links to tworeel.com lead here.
Who runs it
Mossclip is run from India. Our servers are in Germany. One address reaches us for everything: jadejakrishna42@gmail.com. The rules are in the terms and what we collect is in the privacy notice.