Kick & Twitch · fully automated

Go viral
while you sleep.

Klipr watches your streamers around the clock, spots the exact second chat explodes, and turns it into a subtitled vertical clip on your YouTube channel. You do nothing.

Monthly, cancel anytime Windows app, no setup skills needed Updates included
Klipr — Dashboard
Clips today
14
Uploaded
11
Live now
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Chat activity monitoring
[21:14] connected to chat
[21:19] spike detected — score 258
[21:19] clipping 30s
[21:20] subtitles burned in
[21:20] uploaded to YouTube Shorts
How it works

Five steps. None of them yours.

Add a channel once. Klipr handles everything from there.

01

Watch

Monitors Kick and Twitch chat in real time, message by message.

02

Detect

Spots the moment chat suddenly erupts and marks the timestamp.

03

Clip

Cuts the moment and reframes it to vertical 9:16 with a blurred fill.

04

Polish

Burns in word-by-word subtitles and an AI-written headline.

05

Post

Uploads straight to your YouTube Shorts channel on your schedule.

Features

Everything happens on your PC.

No cloud rendering queue, no per-clip fees, no watching a progress bar. Klipr sits in your system tray and gets on with it.

Real-time chat spike detection

Klipr reads every message as it arrives and measures how hard chat reacts. When the rate jumps past your threshold, that's the moment — caught live, not scraped afterwards.

Vertical 9:16 with burned-in subtitles

Every clip is reframed to phone shape with a blurred background fill. Captions are transcribed locally with Whisper and burned into the video — nothing is sent to a third-party editor.

AI-generated headlines

Each clip gets a punchy title written from what was actually said, and Klipr learns from your real view counts to write better ones over time.

AI viral scoring PRO

Before anything goes out, every clip is rated 1–10 for viral potential — based on headline quality, how hard chat reacted, and replay value. Post the strong ones first.

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Direct upload to YouTube Shorts

Connect your channel once and every clip goes up under your own name. Shorts is the short-form feed worth automating: YouTube shares ad revenue with Partner Program creators, while TikTok’s creator fund pays a fraction of it for the same views. Views, subscribers and payouts all land in your account.

Smart upload scheduling PRO

Set the exact date and time each clip posts, or let Klipr space them evenly across your posting window. Algorithms reward consistency, not bulk dumps.

Watch many streamers at once

Three channels on Starter, as many as you like on Pro. Each runs its own independent loop across Kick and Twitch.

Runs silently, 24/7

A lightweight tray app. Minimal CPU while it's just watching chat. Start it once and forget it's there until clips appear.

Learns your taste

Every clip you keep or bin teaches Klipr where your bar is, and it quietly adjusts how sensitive it gets.

Pricing

Simple, honest pricing.

Monthly subscription. Cancel anytime. No features held hostage.

Starter
$20/month

For streamers running their own clip channel.

  • 3 channels monitored
  • Kick + Twitch monitoring
  • YouTube Shorts upload
  • Auto subtitles + AI titles
  • Upload queue & approval
  • Rename, favourite & re-headline clips
  • Learns your taste as you keep or bin clips
  • Automatic updates — never redownload
  • Klipr watermark on clips
Get Starter
Most popular
Pro
$40/month

For clip channels running at full tilt.

  • Unlimited channels
  • Everything in Starter
  • Remove the watermark
  • AI viral scoring (1–10)
  • Manual clip editor — trim before posting
  • Per-clip upload times and dates
  • Scheduled bot start/stop
  • Multi-channel posting
  • Full analytics + view counts
  • Priority support
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FAQ

Questions people actually ask.

Yes. Klipr runs locally on your Windows PC so it needs to be on and connected to the internet. Most users let it run in the background on a dedicated machine or leave their main PC running overnight — it uses minimal CPU and RAM when idle.

Klipr currently monitors Kick and Twitch. Both are fully supported — you can watch channels from either or both at the same time. Additional platforms are on the roadmap and will arrive as free updates.

YouTube Shorts. You connect your own channel during setup — all views, subscribers and revenue go directly to you. YouTube has a daily API upload limit of approximately 6 videos per day on a standard project quota.

YouTube shares ad revenue on Shorts with creators in the YouTube Partner Program — that is why Klipr targets it rather than TikTok, whose creator fund pays far less for the same views. You have to reach YouTube’s Partner Program thresholds first (1,000 subscribers plus 10 million public Shorts views in 90 days), and what you earn after that depends on your views and audience. Klipr’s job is to keep good clips going out every day so you get there faster. It cannot promise a figure, and anyone selling you one is guessing.

Yes. Klipr is billed monthly, and you can cancel anytime — no long-term contract. Every future update — new platforms, new features, improvements — is included in your subscription at no extra cost.

No. Klipr is a normal Windows app with a setup wizard that walks you through connecting your YouTube channel step by step. Everything else — clipping, subtitles, headlines, uploading — happens on its own.

Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit), 8GB RAM minimum (16GB recommended for smooth transcription), a modern multi-core CPU, and a stable broadband internet connection. Klipr uses local AI transcription via Whisper which is CPU-intensive — a faster CPU means faster clip processing.

You can cancel anytime and won’t be billed again — but we don’t refund a billing period that’s already started, whether or not you used the Software during it. If you have questions about whether Klipr is right for your setup, reach out before subscribing and we’ll help you decide.

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Somewhere a streamer you follow just did something worth clipping. Klipr is the difference between catching it and hearing about it.