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Create your DonoLink for free, connect your Twitch account and give permission once to create clips on your channel.
100% freeComing soonDonoLink Clipper
The Clipper listens along while you stream on Twitch. When your chat explodes, you can't stop laughing or a big tip comes in, it saves that moment and turns it into a vertical clip, with your facecam on top, your game below and captions added. You choose, trim it if you like and post it with one tap. Free, with your DonoLink.
The Clipper is in its final testing phase and is coming soon for every Twitch streamer on DonoLink. Create your free DonoLink now and it will be in your dashboard as soon as it goes live.
No more stitching tools together. The Clipper does the heavy lifting, you stay in control.
Chat, laughter, screams, loudness, tips, raids, subs and viewer clips: the Clipper weighs it all and picks at most 5 moments per stream. On a quiet night you still get at least one clip: the best moment of that stream.
With your permission, the Clipper creates a real Twitch clip on your channel. So it also shows up with your other clips on Twitch.
Automatically in 9:16, with your facecam on top and your game below. Prefer square or landscape? That's one click.
Speech recognition puts what you say on screen word by word, in many languages. Pick your own font and colours and give words extra emphasis.
The peak moment becomes the very first second and silences are cut. You get three versions, short, with build-up and tight, and the Clipper learns from what you pick.
Timeline, razor, trimming and undo, the way you're used to. Export as mp4, with audio at the level TikTok, Reels and Shorts expect.
On your phone you share the clip to TikTok, Instagram or YouTube through the share menu. On your computer you download it and open the upload page. Caption and hashtags are ready to go.
Give your clippers or editor their own team link, no account needed. After the stream you get an email, but only when there are clips.
When you turn the Clipper on, it immediately looks through your streams from the past 14 days. During the stream, you and your mods make a clip with !clip in chat or with the button in your control panel.
Create your DonoLink for free, connect your Twitch account and give permission once to create clips on your channel.
Nothing to install. The Clipper listens to chat, sound, tips and events and saves the strongest moments.
After the stream your clips are ready, edited vertically with captions. Pick a version, trim it if you like and share it with one tap.
There are good paid clippers. They work differently from the Clipper, and for some streamers they are worth the money. These are the differences.
| Paid AI clippers | DonoLink Clipper | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Usually a subscription or credits per minute of video | Free, also in the long run |
| Watermark | Often on the free plan | Never |
| When | After you upload a video or import a stream | During your stream; the clips are ready afterwards |
| What it looks at | Mostly the speech and picture of the video | Chat, laughter, screams, tips, raids, subs and viewer clips |
| Format | Vertical, square and landscape | Vertical with facecam on top, also square and landscape |
| Posting | Often scheduling to several platforms | One tap from your phone, or download and upload |
| Your video | Processed in the service's cloud | DonoLink stores no video: your browser makes the mp4 |
| Platforms | Uploads, links and sometimes several streaming platforms | Twitch today; YouTube and Kick are coming soon |
Paid tools can sometimes do more, such as adding B-roll or scheduling videos to several platforms. If you need that, they are worth the money. If you mostly want a few strong vertical clips from every stream at no cost, the Clipper is all you need.
Because the Clipper costs little to run. It works on our own servers, without a paid AI service per clip, and rendering your video happens in your own browser.
DonoLink only earns the 3.5% fee on tips that come in through your donation page. Clips bring new viewers, new viewers sometimes leave a tip, and that's good for both of us. That's why the Clipper doesn't need to cost anything: no subscription, no credits and no watermark.
Soon. The Clipper is currently being tested with a small group of streamers. Create your free DonoLink now: as soon as the Clipper goes live for everyone, it will be in your dashboard.
Yes. No subscription, no credits and no watermark. The Clipper comes with your free DonoLink account. DonoLink only earns the 3.5% fee on tips that come in through your donation page.
Not yet. The Clipper works with Twitch today. YouTube and Kick are coming soon.
At most 5 and always at least one. The Clipper sets the bar per stream: on a busy night you get the strongest moments, on a quiet night the best moment of that stream.
No. No program and no OBS plugin. The Clipper works through your Twitch connection in DonoLink, and you edit and export in your browser.
Not on TikTok, Instagram or YouTube: there you only post what you choose. The Clipper does create an official Twitch clip on your channel, and like any Twitch clip it appears with your clips on Twitch.
DonoLink stores no video. Only the recipe of your clip, such as cuts, captions and layout, and a preview image are saved. Your browser makes the mp4 at the moment you download or share it.
Yes. Give each team member their own team link, no account needed. They see your clips and edit them in their own workspace. You can renew or revoke a link at any time.
Yes. On small channels the Clipper mostly listens to the sound: laughter, screams and loud moments above your own average. If a stream is really quiet, you get the best moment of that night, and we call it exactly that.
You use the Clipper with your free DonoLink account, and a donation page comes with it. Put that link in your bio and with your clips: new viewers can then support you right away and every tip shows up live as an alert on your stream.
Create your free DonoLink now, with a donation page and alerts. Once the Clipper goes live, connect Twitch and your next stream turns into clips by itself.