Guides to capturing, uploading and editing videos
Learn to capture live streams, upload your videos, edit, add subtitles and export. Rewind limits and AI costs explained step by step.
How to clip a live stream while it is still on air
Create YouTube, Twitch, Kick and TikTok clips while they are live: supported links, steps, free tests and the difference from downloading a VOD.
Read the guide →How far back you can rewind each live platform
Live rewind explained: YouTube DVR and Twitch/Kick up to 4 hours when history is available; TikTok depends on its source. Start, length and delay.
Read the guide →MP4, MP3 or JPG: choose what to save from a live stream
Choose MP4 video, 192 kbps MP3 audio or a JPG screenshot from a live stream. Compare uses, aspect ratios, quality and concrete credit-cost examples.
Read the guide →Three workflows to follow in your library
Upload → edit → export
Select your file, wait for validation, play the copy and trim your segment. No credits or capture attempts are used.
See steps and limits →Transcribe → review → caption
Generate captions for free, correct wording and timings, then export. Translation is a separate option with a visible cost.
See steps and limits →Analyse → choose → trim
Confirm the AI analysis price, review its suggestions and export your choices for free. It may finish without candidates.
See steps and limits →Start with a task. These guides explain the workflow, and each platform page covers its supported links and limits. The free trial includes three generations, up to 30 seconds and 480p, with no card required.
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