Riveloop

From VODs to vertical clips

Automatic highlights, Stories editor and 9:16 export for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

No card required · Free beta

How to create clips from Twitch VODs

Connect Twitch, Riveloop analyzes the VOD and you publish where it matters — TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts.

01

Connect your Twitch channel

Secure Twitch OAuth. Encrypted tokens, never exposed to the browser.

02

Automatic highlights from the VOD

Moments from audio, chat and transcription — ranked segments ready to cut.

03

Clip editor and vertical export

Open the Stories editor: text, stickers and templates on 9:16, then export for social or native Twitch clips.

Stories editor

Twitch clip editor before you publish

Don’t stop at the automatic cut: in the 9:16 editor add titles, stickers and overlays, pick a template and export with burn-in ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

  • Vertical canvas with drag & drop text and stickers
  • Templates ready for highlights and clutches
  • Burn-in export without leaving Riveloop

Riveloop Crew

Live Desk: mark moments while you’re live

Streamer and mods run the desk during the stream. After the live, turn only the right intervals into clips — no full VOD download.

  • Twitch player and automatic session timestamps
  • Quick tags: Clutch, Fail, Reaction, Sponsor, Notes
  • Post-live queue for crew: approve and cut selective clips

Features for Twitch clips and growth

From automatic cuts to the Stories editor and Growth Hub — one flow to create vertical clips from VODs.

Live

Live Desk

During the live, mark moments with your crew. Afterward, create clips only on those intervals — no full VOD download.

Social

Stories editor

Drag & drop text, stickers and banners on 9:16, ready templates and burn-in export.

Core

Twitch VOD sync

Import channel archives and clips, start processing jobs with clear quotas.

Social

Vertical 9:16 clips

FFmpeg export for TikTok, Reels and Shorts with optional subtitles and watermark.

Twitch

Native Twitch clips

Create Helix clips from the VOD (5–60s): original format and audio, no 9:16 crop.

Growth

Stream Report

Post-live report: what worked, what to improve, ideas for the next stream.

Growth

Chat Intelligence

Chat aggregates, sentiment and community members to see who really engages.

Growth

Content calendar

Plan copy for TikTok / Reels / Shorts, draft→published statuses (mock publish).

Ops

Billing and quotas

Free / Creator / Pro plans, included minutes and clips, ledger and Stripe Tax ready.

Clear plans

Transparent quotas. Paid plans arrive after beta.

Free

Active

To try the full flow

0,00 €/mo

  • 60 VOD min / month
  • 5 clips included
  • 7-day retention
  • With watermark
Start free

Pro

COMING SOON

High volume, longer retention

49,00 €/mo

  • 2000 VOD min / month
  • 120 clips included
  • 90-day retention
  • No watermark

Riveloop is currently in beta. No card required. Paid plans are coming soon.

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers on Twitch clips, VODs and social export.

How do I create vertical clips from a Twitch VOD?

Connect your Twitch channel to Riveloop, sync the VOD and start analysis. The system proposes highlights and generates 9:16 clips ready for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.

Does Riveloop find highlights automatically?

Yes. It combines audio, chat density and transcription signals to suggest the most relevant moments. You can accept the proposed cuts or tweak them before export.

Can I use the clips on TikTok, Reels and Shorts?

Clips are exported in vertical 9:16, built for short-form feeds. After export you upload them on each platform with your own account.

Is there an editor to polish Twitch clips?

Yes. The Stories editor works on a 9:16 canvas: add text, stickers and templates, then export with burn-in without leaving Riveloop.

Do I need a credit card to start?

No. You can start free in beta: connect Twitch and try the full flow without entering a card.

Can I also create native Twitch clips?

Yes. Besides vertical social clips, you can create native Helix clips from the VOD (typically 5–60s) in Twitch’s original format and audio.