We find your best plays. You just post.
Your 4-hour Valorant VOD → up to 8 shorts. Without you watching it back.
Upload your VOD. We pull your aces and multikills — 3K, 4K, 5K — verified from the combat report and kill feed. Each clip ranked by predicted CTR before you post. Valorant only.
14-day free trial · 3 VODs · no card required
If you stream Valorant, you already know this.
4-hour VOD. 2-4 hours to edit it.
You played for four hours. Now you have to scrub through all four to find three clips worth posting. That's a whole second shift. Time you should be playing more ranked. Or sleeping.
Where do I even cut this?
Manual review, every time. Was the pop-off at 1:23:45 or 1:24:12? Did chat react at the ace, or two seconds after? You guess, you cut, you guess again. Same loop every VOD.
Posted the wrong clip. Again.
You uploaded the ace. It flopped. The 4K you almost cut? Probably would've done way better. You don't know which clip will actually perform until after you've posted it.
How Clutch works.
Three steps. One workflow. Valorant VODs only.
Connect Twitch & submit your VOD
Sign in with Twitch — we verify you own the channel. Then paste your VOD link (up to 4 hours). VODs from other channels are blocked at submission.
We extract up to 8 clips
Aces and multikills, verified frame by frame from the kill feed. Not "someone is talking loudly into the mic."
You publish the highest CTR pick
Each clip gets a predicted CTR score before you post it. Pick the winner. Skip the guessing.
Your content. Only yours.
Clutch uses Twitch OAuth to verify ownership before processing any VOD. We check the VOD’s channel ID against your authenticated account — submissions from channels you don’t own are rejected at the API level. There is no workaround.
We only do Valorant. On purpose.
Generic clip tools think a kill, a spray-down, and a guy yelling “LET'S GO” are all the same thing. They're not.
A verified ace reads different from a sloppy spray-down. A 4K that closes the round reads different from three scattered kills across a lost one. Reading that difference means reading the kill feed and the round — not just the mic.
That kind of read doesn't come from a model that watched cooking videos and Fortnite tutorials. It comes from going deep on one game.
So that's the call. Valorant first. Other games once we prove we can read this one correctly.
Shallow doesn't win. We're going deep on Valorant.
Clutch knows the difference.
Generic clip tools guess from audio. Clutch reads the game.
Your teammate's ace is not your ace.
see five kills, clip it, done.
reads the killfeed row by row — your kills, teammate kills, enemy kills. If you were dead and spectating, it knows that too.
Clips that start at kill one. Not kill three.
cut a window around the loud moment.
anchors every clip from your first kill to the round's end. No mid-fight starts, no next-round spillover.
Word-timed captions from your voice.
subtitle everything the mic hears — announcer lines, agent voice lines, all of it.
Captions from what you actually said, timed to the word.
A finished short. Not an editing project.
hand you an editor — templates, cropping, drag this, adjust that.
hands you the final file. Ranked by predicted CTR, ready to post.
One plan. No tiers.
Start with a 14-day free trial. No card required.
A freelance editor runs $20–50 per short. Clutch is $29/month for up to 80.
Taxes calculated at checkout based on your location.
- 10 VODs per month (up to 4 hrs each)
- Up to 8 clips extracted per VOD
- CTR score on every clip
- No watermark on exports
14-day free trial · 3 VODs · no card required
Valorant only at launch. More games after we validate the detection engine.
FAQ
Your next VOD is already worth 8 shorts.
14-day free trial · 3 VODs · no card required