Twitch Clip Maker
In short: Twitch's own clips are up to 60 seconds and shared on Twitch. To get vertical files for TikTok, Reels or Shorts, drop your stream recording into AIClipMaker.org, choose the part and a clip length, and download 9:16 MP4s.
Independent guide. Platform limits checked in each platform's help center on November 15, 2026.
Twitch clips vs vertical clips
On Twitch, you or your viewers can clip up to 60 seconds of a stream with the slider under the player. Those clips live on Twitch. For other platforms you need a vertical video file, and a cut from a long VOD gives you more control over where it starts and ends.
How to do it with AIClipMaker.org
- Open AIClipMaker.org and drop your video file (MP4, MOV or WebM).
- Set the start and end of the part you want, for example 12:00 to 22:00.
- Choose a clip length: 15, 30, 45, 60 or 90 seconds. You get up to 10 clips per run.
- Leave reframe on AI face tracking so each clip is cropped to 9:16 around the speaker.
- Download the 720×1280 MP4s and post them.
Tips for stream footage
- If your facecam is small and in a corner, face tracking centers the crop on your face, so the gameplay may be cropped out. For gameplay-first clips, choose "Centre crop" instead.
- Use your local recording (from OBS, for example) when you have one; it's usually better quality than a re-download.
- Clip only your own streams or streams you have permission to use.
Related: auto reframe video to 9:16.
Make vertical clips from your video
FAQ
How long can a Twitch clip be?
Twitch Help says you can adjust a clip up to 60 seconds. AIClipMaker.org can cut clips from 15 to 90 seconds from your own recording.
Does it keep my facecam in frame?
With AI face tracking on, the vertical crop centers on the largest face it finds, which is usually your facecam. That can crop out gameplay.
Can I paste a Twitch link?
No. Use a video file, such as your OBS recording.