Scrubbing a stream for clips is the worst part of streaming
You already know the stream had four or five good moments in it. The problem is that finding them means watching hours of your own broadcast at 2× speed, and by the time you have timestamps, the content is a week old and the moment has passed.
Most clipping tools make this worse rather than better. They ask you to trim the VOD down first, which means doing the search by hand anyway. Then they hand back a score between 0 and 99 with no explanation, so when a clip you know is good scores low, there is nothing to argue with and nothing to adjust.
1:04:12
The moment chat absolutely lost it
Bold claim mid-stream, chat spikes, and the clip closes before the bit drags on.
How it performs
- Hook strength2/2
- Payoff clarity1/2
What it is about
- Hype2/2
- Conflict2/2
Built for full length streams
Paste the full VOD link. We work from the entire recording, whether the stream ran thirty minutes or six hours, and pull the clips from inside it. No need to trim or split the file before you send it.
Gaming and IRL get different layouts
Gaming streams, IRL outings, and talk-heavy broadcasts all look different from a short upload, and the framing follows. A gameplay moment with a face cam stack crops differently from an IRL walk and talk or a pure react segment, so clips get laid out to keep the right subject in frame.
There is a free reframer if you already have the clip and just want it vertical and captioned.
Streamer stack
Face on top, gameplay below
IRL
One crop for the scene
We watch the full video
A lot of clipping tools lean on shortcuts: chat spikes, loud audio moments, or keyword hits in the transcript. Our default pipeline watches the VOD itself and scores segments against your rules, so a quiet visual gag or a slow build still gets considered.
Faster on busy IRL streams
Although we usually process the full VOD that way, there is an optional audio event prefilter built for IRL streams where a lot is happening at once: crowd noise, reactions, loud moments. When you turn it on, we scan for those sounds first, then run full video scoring only on matching segments. That cuts processing time on busy broadcasts where the clip-worthy parts stand out in the audio.
Twitch VOD to TikTok FAQ
How long can a Twitch VOD be?
Submit the full recording without splitting it first. We've tested uploads up to about 20 hours, and that is the safe maximum we'd point to today. Longer jobs may work, but that is the range we've validated so far. Your plan's monthly source hours are the other practical limit.
Can I speed up processing on a busy IRL stream?
Yes. Turn on the audio event prefilter when you create the job. Ritalgo scans the full VOD for crowd sounds, laughter, cheering, or screaming first, then runs full scoring only on matching segments. Leave it off for quieter gaming or talk streams where the best moments are not tied to those sounds.
Can I use a Twitch VOD link, or does it have to be a file?
Either. Paste the VOD link, or upload a file if you have the recording locally. Both go through the same pipeline.
Does my facecam and gameplay stay in frame?
Yes. Clips reframe to vertical 9:16 automatically, tracking who is talking and what is on screen. Gaming streams get a face-on-top, gameplay-below layout when both matter to the moment. IRL and talk segments get a single crop or a speaker stack instead.
Does it post to TikTok for me?
Yes. Connect your TikTok account and post clips directly, or download the finished vertical MP4 and upload it yourself.
Try it on your last stream
Paste the VOD link and see which moments come back, and why each one was picked.
Free includes 1 source hour per month. No credit card required.