OpusClipalternativefor streams.

A gameplay stream has a small camera panel and a large game, and the camera is never in the same place twice. Mossclip looks for the panel itself, whether it sits in a bordered box or the streamer is cut out over the game, and builds the stacked clip from what it finds.

You stay in control of the result. Drag or resize either crop on any clip, save it as a layout, apply it to every clip in the batch, and pick it up front for the next job from the same streamer. Set a streamer up once and every later clip comes out right.

The best moment of a stream is often not a sentence at all. On streams Mossclip listens for the loud moments and looks at what is on screen as well as reading the transcript, so the clutch, the jump scare and the rage quit are found even when nobody says a clippable line.

Give Mossclip the whole recording. Up to two hours of stream or episode goes in as one job and comes back as a batch of vertical clips between 15 seconds and 3 minutes, each titled and captioned word by word.

Every clip opens with its transcript beside the video. Select the words you do not want, press Backspace, and the clip is shorter by exactly those seconds. Captions come in nine styles and any word can be retyped. The export is 1080 by 1920 with the captions burned in.