Gaming clips for TikTok and Shorts

Can Clipotte find a match's best moments?

Yes, if you commentate: the AI picks from the transcript, so it finds moments where you react, explain or tell a story. A big reaction (“no way!”) stands out well.

A spectacular play in silence, though, doesn't appear in the text and can slip through. Selection rules are in how AI picks the moments.

How do I frame a gaming clip vertically?

You have two options. Full frame follows the main face: with a small webcam in a corner, it will mostly zoom on you. The whole video on a blurred background keeps the entire game screen, smaller, in the middle.

For games where the action matters, the whole video is often best; for a reaction moment, full frame on your webcam works. Switch layout clip by clip in the editor.

How can I help the AI find the right moments?

A few habits make the selection much better:

• commentate out loud, even briefly;
• note timestamps of big moments while playing and narrow the processed range around them;
• use the brief: “big reactions” or “strategy explanations”;
• keep the free regeneration for a second pass if the first misses the point.

What about rights to game footage?

Each publisher has its own policy on videos of its games; most allow it, with conditions. Check your game's policy, especially for commercial use.

In-game music can also cause trouble on some platforms. More in reposting a video on other platforms.

What does a gaming session cost?

Clipotte is paid per video, based on the length processed: €4.90 up to 30 minutes, €7.90 up to 1 hour, €12.90 up to 2 hours, €16.90 up to 3 hours. Options: animated captions +€2, face and licence plate blur +€3, hook titles +€1.

For a full stream, see a Twitch stream into TikToks; for the expected format, the TikTok video format.