Stop scrubbing four hours to find forty seconds.
Reelium ranks candidates from a finished VOD and states the evidence behind each one, so the discovery pass is a shortlist to check rather than a full rewatch before the editing even starts.
Find my clips freePreview every pick. You decide what gets exported.
The original stream LandscapeContext, not just a timestamp
Each candidate arrives with the evidence that surfaced it and enough surrounding context to hold the setup and the payoff together. Re-trim anything that lands short, correct the captions, then export vertical.
The discovery pass, before the editing pass
Reelium does not replace your cut. It replaces the part before it — reading the clips tab, scrubbing for the bit someone mentioned in Discord, and working out where the moment actually starts. What arrives is a ranked shortlist with the evidence attached.
Correct it, then export it
Re-trim the boundaries, fix a caption that mis-heard a name, then export a vertical file with karaoke captions — free on every plan. Download it, or post it to YouTube, TikTok or Instagram from inside Reelium. No watermark on your clip. Free downloads end with a 1-second Reelium card.
Working a back catalogue? How long your Twitch VODs stick around.
Most of clipping is deciding what stays. Read which parts of a stream are worth clipping.
A review workflow for editors clipping a Twitch channel
Agree the brief with the channel owner
Confirm permission, the intended audience, preferred clip length and any subjects that should stay off social. Start from a VOD you are authorized to edit.
Build a shortlist with context
Review the candidates and note the source timestamp, why each moment works and any edit it needs. Reject repeated moments before spending time polishing them.
Prepare a cut the owner can assess
Check names in captions, keep the relevant action in frame, and send the finished draft through your agreed approval process before publishing.
An editing example
An editorial handoff can include the source VOD, timestamp, proposed opening and finished file. Keep that record in your existing review workflow so the owner can verify context without searching the full broadcast.
Reelium ranked it. The audience had already clipped it.
One real moment from an analysed stream. Left: what Reelium found. Right: the same seconds, played from Twitch, where the view is credited to the streamer.
Tyla Slaps Kai's Cameraman
Highest native fan-clip peak (1.0 norm, 656 views) — a real physical dare payoff that plays great out of context.
From the analysis of Twitch VOD 2830604013 — the same picker screen shown above, not a mock-up for this section.
13 different people clipped the same 40 seconds.
Separate clips, not one clip shared around. At this stream’s average rate a 40-second window holds 1.73 clips, so that is 7.5× normal. Out of 699 clips across 4.48 hours, it is one of the two densest 40-second windows in the broadcast — and it is the one Reelium ranked first.
- sl
- kkkkkkkk
- Rip Siebe☠️
- 😭😭😭
- tyla smacks the shit out of kai’s camera man😭😭😭
- TRUTH OR DARE SIEBE SLAPPED
- Siebe Gets slapped by tyla
- j ishavd d cb
- Tyla Slaps Siebe
- Poor Cameraman
- Gg Cb😭
- tyla slap camrra man
Every other clip made in that window, titled by the viewer who made it. Unedited — typos, keysmashes and all.
That was one streamer’s VOD. Paste your own and see what Reelium finds in it.
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