Hours of VOD to rewatch
Streams run for hours. The next day someone has to scrub through the VOD to find the moment chat went wild, when the clip would have been useful the night before.
Twitch & YouTube lives
Twitch clips from a live, ready before the stream ends
Pickin follows your Twitch or YouTube live as it runs. Clips come in during the stream, and the full recording is processed once you go offline.
What gets in the way today
The moment has passed
A live moment travels while people are still talking about it. By the time a clip lands a few days later, the community has moved on.
One clipper, several streamers
Plenty of clippers cut for more than one channel. Keeping track of each streamer's accounts, logo and posting times can take as long as the editing.
How it works with Pickin
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Start following the live
Point Pickin at a Twitch or YouTube live while it's on. It transcribes what's said and picks out strong moments as the stream goes.
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Get clips during the stream
Vertical, captioned, scored clips come in while the live is still running. Review them, keep the ones worth posting and adjust them in the Studio if needed.
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Wrap up with the recording
When the stream ends, the full recording is processed. Then schedule your chosen clips to TikTok and YouTube Shorts from the calendar.
What Pickin does for you
Fit mode for gameplay
Reframing can follow the streamer while they talk, or switch to fit mode to keep the whole game screen visible in 9:16.
Captions and tighter pacing
Animated captions in several styles, karaoke included, with silences trimmed so the quiet stretches of a stream don't drag a clip down.
A brand kit per streamer
Logo, caption style and music go on every clip. With one workspace per streamer, each keeps their own accounts, kit and videos, while credits stay shared.
One stream, a week of posts
Publish straight away or schedule to TikTok and YouTube Shorts from the calendar, so the clips from one stream can be spread over several days.
Numbers for every clip
Views, likes and other stats come back per clip from TikTok and YouTube, so you can see which moments from the stream actually travelled.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get Twitch clips from a live automatically?
Start following the live in Pickin while the stream is on. Strong moments are picked out, reframed vertically and captioned, and clips arrive as the stream goes. You choose which ones to keep and post.
Does it work with YouTube lives too?
Yes, Pickin can follow a Twitch live or a YouTube live while it runs. For a stream that's already over, upload the file (up to 2 GB) or paste the YouTube link if it's published there.
I'm a clipper, not the streamer. Is Pickin for me?
Yes, Pickin is made for streamers and for the clippers who work with them. Before posting a streamer's clips, make sure you have their go-ahead; that's between you and them. One workspace per streamer then keeps their accounts and brand kit apart.
Do clips really arrive during the stream?
Yes, clips are suggested as the live goes, without waiting for the end. Once the stream finishes, the full recording is processed as well. You can start sorting the first clips while you're still on air.
What does it cost to clip a live?
Credits are counted per minute of video. There's a free plan to try Pickin, with a small “Made with Pickin” badge on clips, and paid plans start at $20 a month.