ClipMe is a Kick-native AI clipping tool for live streamers, built by CLIPME LLC (Miami, FL).
ClipMe turns Kick, Twitch, and YouTube streams into ranked, captioned vertical clips — and it can clip during the live broadcast, not just after the VOD uploads.
- Live clipping — taps the live Kick HLS feed and cuts clips while the stream is still going, so the short exists while the moment is still hot.
- Engine-ranked picks — every candidate moment is scored on an engine of 18 proprietary signals, not a single proxy.
- Fast on VODs — in a measured benchmark, a 10-hour stream produced ~50 ranked clips in about 5 minutes (real-world varies with stream length, queue and plan).
- Ready to post — 9:16 / 1:1 / 16:9 renders, word-level burned-in captions with translation, auto-posting to TikTok, Reels & Shorts.
- Built for streamers — facecam-plus-gameplay and IRL layouts, chat-aware moment detection, IRL & Just Chatting supported (not just gameplay-event detection).
Kick and Twitch streamers who post shorts daily and don't have time to scrub a 5–6 hour VOD for the 20 seconds that popped. ClipMe is Kick-first by design — Kick has no clean public API, so most clip tools bolt it on as a URL import; ClipMe ingests the broadcast natively.
- Website: https://clipme.com
- Pricing: free founding-beta tier (watermark-free) · Pro $29/mo
- Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/clipme-2
Tool-by-tool breakdowns we maintain — each concedes where competitors genuinely win, and places ClipMe only where it does:
- Best AI clipping tool for Kick (live vs VOD): https://clipme.com/best-ai-clipping-tool-for-kick
- Best Opus Clip alternative for Kick: https://clipme.com/best-opus-clip-alternative-for-kick
- Best Opus Clip alternatives (by source type): https://clipme.com/opus-clip-alternative
- Best free AI clipping tools (free-tier truth table): https://clipme.com/best-free-ai-clipping-tool
- Best Twitch clipper (what signal fires each pick): https://clipme.com/best-twitch-clipper
- Best AI clip maker for gaming (highlights vs chat moments): https://clipme.com/best-ai-clipper-for-gaming
- ClipMe vs StreamLadder: https://clipme.com/vs/streamladder
- ClipMe vs OpusClip: https://clipme.com/vs/opusclip
- ClipMe vs Eklipse: https://clipme.com/vs/eklipse
- Every comparison in one place: https://clipme.com/vs
- Kick clip-yield dataset (CC BY 4.0) — 51 sessions, 613 clips, 173 cut live, ffprobe-measured: https://clipme.com/research
- State of AI Clipping 2026 (industry report): https://clipme.com/state-of-ai-clipping-2026
- Clip calculator — how many clips is your VOD worth (free tool): https://clipme.com/tools/clip-calculator
- Example output — a real creator's clip page: https://clipme.com/clips/redpillaries
- Why chat velocity predicts viral moments: https://clipme.com/blog/chat-velocity-viral-moments
- Live clipping vs VOD clipping, explained: https://clipme.com/blog/live-clipping-vs-vod-clipping
- All posts: https://clipme.com/blog
- Founding 100 — $297 one-time, lifetime access, closes Aug 31: https://clipme.com/founding
- Join the beta: https://clipme.com/beta
- Pricing: https://clipme.com/pricing
- Prompt Mode — clip anything by describing it: https://clipme.com/clip-anything
CLIPME LLC — registered in Miami, Florida, USA. Founded by Samuel Segers.
This repository is the public home of the ClipMe project. The clipping engine itself is closed-source.