Turn Twitch and Kick streams into short clips you can review.
Klip Farm accepts supported VOD and live-channel links during its approval-gated beta, then prepares scored, captioned vertical candidates. You inspect the selection, framing, and captions before deciding what to keep.
Supported Twitch and Kick source links
Both platforms support VOD and live-channel intake. A live channel uses a bounded capture window rather than a claim that every minute of a broadcast was watched.
Twitch
Use a Twitch VOD link or a live channel page. A VOD identifies one archived broadcast; a live channel enters the live-capture path when that source is available.
Kick
Use a Kick VOD link or a live channel page. A VOD identifies one archived broadcast; a live channel enters the live-capture path when that source is available.
How the review workflow works
1. Add the source
Paste the supported Twitch or Kick link you are authorized to use.
2. Set the live window
For a live channel, choose the capture window for this job. A VOD uses its archived source.
3. Prepare candidates
Klip Farm identifies candidate moments and prepares captioned vertical previews.
4. Review the decision
Inspect the score, captions, framing, context, and payoff before keeping anything.
5. Approve what fits
Keep only the clips that fit your audience; the approval is the billable event.
A score supports review; it does not replace it.
Candidate scoring keeps the decision attached to visible qualities such as hook, flow, and value. Review the actual preview before deciding whether the moment stands on its own.
Before approval, check:
- The opening gives a clear reason to keep watching.
- The idea still makes sense outside the broadcast.
- The captions are readable and match the spoken moment.
- The vertical crop keeps the needed subject and context.
What this beta does not promise
These limits are part of deciding whether the current workflow fits your stream.
- Beta access is currently approval-gated; creating an account requests access.
- A supported link does not guarantee that a source is available or that every candidate fits your audience.
- Processing time varies with source length, format, current capacity, and the checks a clip needs.
- Broader live publishing is not presented as generally available in the current public workflow.
- You must have the rights and permission needed to process and publish the source material.
- An approval credit is spent only when you approve a clip; previews, rejected candidates, and re-edits are not billable.
Twitch and Kick clipping questions
Can Klip Farm make clips from Twitch streams?
During approved beta access, Klip Farm accepts supported Twitch VOD and live-channel links. Availability can differ by source type and channel state.
Can Klip Farm make clips from Kick streams?
During approved beta access, Klip Farm accepts supported Kick VOD and live-channel links. Availability can differ by source type and channel state.
How does live capture differ from a VOD?
A VOD points to one archived broadcast. A live-channel link uses the capture window selected for that job, so it is not a claim that the full broadcast was observed.
Does Klip Farm decide which clips I keep?
Klip Farm prepares candidate moments and explains qualities such as hook, flow, and value. You inspect each preview and make the final approval decision.
Does this workflow publish the clips for me?
No. The current public workflow prepares clips for review. Scheduling is a planning surface, and broader live publishing is not presented as generally available.
When does a clip use an approval credit?
Watermarked candidate previews are free. One available credit is used when you keep a clip; processing, rejected candidates, and re-edits are not billable.
Who is responsible for source rights?
Only use source material you are authorized to process and publish. A supported link does not replace permission or platform requirements.
Bring a supported stream you are authorized to use.
Request beta access, review the candidates, and keep only the clips that fit your audience.