How to clip a Twitch stream into TikTok videos
Paste the link to your Twitch VOD (or upload the recording) into Vyexa: AI finds the moments worth posting and cuts them into vertical 9:16 clips with subtitles. The Stream layout puts your facecam on top and the gameplay below.
Free plan: 20 clips a month, no card, with a Vyexa watermark. A paid plan removes the watermark and accepts streams longer than the free limit (up to about 5 hours).
Before you start: the Free plan takes videos up to 60 min. Not supported yet: Bengali, Urdu, Thai, Hebrew and most Indian languages (Hindi — talk formats only).
Steps: Twitch VOD to TikTok clips
- Sign in with Google. Press the button below and continue with Google. No card for the Free plan.
- Paste the Twitch VOD link. Use a finished broadcast (a VOD), not a live one. Link import works on every plan; a file up to 3 GB can be uploaded instead.
- Pick the layout. On a paid plan choose Stream (facecam on top, gameplay below). On Free the only layout is Auto, which switches to the stream split by itself when it detects a webcam window.
- Choose a subtitle style and generate. AI transcribes the speech, picks the moments, reframes to 9:16 and burns in subtitles and a hook title.
- Download and post to TikTok. Download the clips and upload them to TikTok, Reels or Shorts yourself.
What to expect from a long stream
- In our own test, a 3 h 56 min Twitch VOD took 142 seconds to import and about 10 minutes to process, and returned 21 clips out of 30 requested; 14 of them were worth posting.
- The number of clips you ask for is a ceiling, not a promise: fewer strong moments means fewer clips, and undelivered clips are not charged.
- Very large VODs: the import limit is 3 GB; if a long stream would not fit, the download quality is lowered automatically.
- Subtitles follow the language of the stream and are burned into every clip.
What Vyexa does not do
- It does not work on a live broadcast: wait until the VOD exists, then import it.
- Face tracking sometimes loses the facecam on busy scenes; check the clips before posting.
- On the Free plan the source must be 60 minutes or shorter, so a 4-hour stream needs a paid plan or a trimmed file.
- It does not post to TikTok for you: you download the clips and publish them yourself.
- Clip only streams you own or have permission to use.
What you get on each plan
| Plan | Price | Clips | Watermark | Stream layout |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 20 per month | Yes | Auto only (switches to stream split when a webcam is detected) |
| Starter | $5 one-time | 40 within 30 days | No | Yes |
| Creator | $15 per month | 120 per month | No | Yes |
| Pro | $29 per month | 300 per month | No | Yes |
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FAQ
Can I clip a Twitch stream to TikTok for free?
Yes, within the Free plan: 20 clips a month, no card, with a Vyexa watermark and a source video up to 60 minutes. A paid plan removes the watermark.
Does it work with Twitch VOD links?
Yes. Paste the VOD link on the upload page; link import is available on every plan, with a 3 GB limit per import.
Can it clip a live stream while I am broadcasting?
No. Live streaming is not supported; the source must be a finished VOD or a recording file.
Will my facecam be kept in the clip?
With the Stream layout the facecam sits on top and the gameplay below. It depends on face detection, which can fail on some scenes, so review the result.
How long does a 4-hour stream take?
In our test of a 3 h 56 min VOD: 142 seconds to import and about 10 minutes to process.