Your Twitch VOD,clipped into Shortsautomatically.

Four steps. Copy the VOD URL from your Video Producer — the full past broadcast, not a Twitch clip. Paste it into Zoupyu; the stream is fetched server-side, so nothing is downloaded or re-uploaded from your machine. The full transcript is then scored for hook, arc and payoff to find the moments. You get back 9:16 clips at 1080×1920 with word-timed captions already burned in, ready to post to Shorts, TikTok or Reels. If the VOD runs past 90 minutes you pick which stretch to mine first — that is what you are billed for.

The full VOD, in almost every case. A Twitch clip is already capped at 60 seconds and already framed by whoever made it. Across our 624 scored clips, 47.9% of the moments we find run longer than 60 seconds — so the clip editor structurally cannot capture nearly half of them — and corpus-wide those longer moments score better, 74.6 against 69.8. Starting from the VOD keeps every option open.

Twitch stores past broadcasts on a tier: 7 days for most channels, 14 days for Affiliates, and 60 days for Partner, Turbo and Prime. After that the VOD is deleted. Separately, Highlights and Uploads share a 100-hour storage cap introduced in April 2025, so converting a stream to a Highlight is not an unlimited archive either. If a broadcast contains material you care about, clip it before the window closes.

Yes. Twitch's clip editor clamps at 60 seconds, but that limit belongs to Twitch's tool, not to your Short — YouTube Shorts accepts up to three minutes. Zoupyu cuts to where the moment actually resolves rather than to a fixed ceiling, which matters because in our data the clips over 60 seconds averaged 74.6 against 69.8 for shorter ones. A moment cut short at 60 seconds is often a moment cut before its payoff.

No. Just paste the Twitch VOD URL directly into Zoupyu. We fetch the stream ourselves — no downloading, no re-uploading, no waiting for a giant file transfer.

Yes. The AI adapts to the content type. Gaming streams: it finds the big plays and reaction moments. IRL and talk streams: it finds the punchlines, emotional peaks, and quotable moments.

Paste a stream of any length — 1 hour, 6 hours, or a 40-hour subathon. Nothing is rejected for being long. We clip up to three hours in one pass, so past that you choose which stretch to mine and the AI picks the best 5–10 highlights out of your selection. One credit covers 90 minutes of it, two cover the full three.

YouTube blocks stream fetching from our server infrastructure. Twitch VODs work natively. For YouTube content, just download the video and upload it directly to Zoupyu — takes 2 extra minutes.

Eklipse connects only to your own channel and detects clips from game events and chat activity. Zoupyu works on any VOD you paste or upload — including streams you don't own — keeps your facecam in frame, and reads the full transcript to burn captions in. No game-specific training needed, and no subscription: you pick the stretch worth clipping and pay for that, at 90 minutes a credit.

Yes — that's the normal workflow for clippers. Paste any public Twitch VOD link and Zoupyu fetches it; you don't need to own or connect the channel. You are responsible for having the right to use and post the footage — fair use and Twitch's terms still apply.