Turn streams and long videos into shorts you actually review before they post.

xClipping is a private workspace on your server. Import YouTube, Twitch, or Kick, review AI-proposed clips, style captions, render 9:16, then publish to connected YouTube and TikTok accounts. This page describes the product — sign in to use the studio.

IngestYouTubeTwitchKick

PublishYouTubeTikTok

One workspace: import, edit, queue.

Jobs, clips, and scheduled posts live in the same charcoal studio. The mock on the right is chrome only — it is not a live job.

  • Create — paste a URL or upload a file
  • Library — edit captions, layout, and crops per clip
  • Queue — schedule uploads to channels you connected
  • Hunter — watch channels and enqueue new uploads

Four steps. No mystery posting.

The app talks only to platforms you authorize, processes media on your server, and publishes finished clips when you schedule or publish them. Hunter can enqueue new VODs. Finished clips stay in the library unless you set a hunt to auto-queue.

Clip long-form video

Paste a YouTube, Twitch, or Kick URL — or upload a file. The pipeline transcribes the source, scores moments, and proposes vertical shorts with captions.

Style and review

Open any clip in the studio editor. Change captions, layout, and crops before render. Preview uses the same composition the worker exports.

Publish on your schedule

Connect YouTube and TikTok you own, then queue or publish from one list. Nothing goes live until you schedule or publish it.

Hunt new uploads

Point hunter at channels you follow. New VODs enqueue as import jobs. You choose whether finished clips stay in the library or auto-queue to channels you connected.

Google OAuth, on your server

xClipping uses Google's YouTube Data API only after you connect a YouTube channel through OAuth. We request the scopes needed to upload and manage videos on channels you own. Tokens are stored on your xClipping server and are not sold or shared with third parties.

How it works walks through the pipeline end to end, and the FAQ covers storage, costs, and connected accounts.

Disconnect YouTube or TikTok from Channels inside the signed-in studio. For data handling, see the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.