Supported video links and livestream sources
See the supported link shapes for individual YouTube videos, Twitch and Kick VODs or live channels, plus gated approved-account upload requirements.
YouTube video links
Use an individual YouTube video link, including a standard watch, youtu.be share, or Shorts link. YouTube channel pages and playlists are not accepted as one clipping request.
Twitch VOD links
Use a Twitch VOD link to identify one archived broadcast.
Twitch live-channel links
Use a Twitch live-channel link for a one-time live-capture job when that source is available.
Kick VOD links
Use a Kick VOD link to identify one archived broadcast.
Kick live-channel links
Use a Kick live-channel link for a one-time live-capture job when that source is available.
Approved-account upload requirements
When upload support is enabled for an approved account, the signed-in form accepts an MP4, MOV, or WebM selection. The upload form is designed for videos at least 45 seconds, 2 hours or shorter, and 2 GB or smaller. Uploaded files are held for media and safety checks before processing, and those checks can reject a selection after browser validation.
VOD and live capture
A VOD points to one archived broadcast. A live-channel job uses the bounded capture window selected for that job, so it does not claim that the full broadcast was observed.
Access and availability
Beta access is approval-gated. A recognized link shape starts source validation; it is not a guarantee that the source is available or that every job will produce a usable candidate.
Rights and platform relationship
You must have the rights and permission needed to process and publish the source material. A supported link does not replace permission or platform requirements, and Klip Farm is not affiliated with or endorsed by YouTube, Twitch, or Kick.
Review, approval, and publishing
Klip Farm prepares scored, captioned previews for review. One available credit is used only when you approve a clip; rejected candidates and re-edits are not billable. Adding a source does not publish it by itself. Publishing setup is separate and requires its own connected destination, permissions, and activation checks.