Download and cut Twitch clips and VODs

• Your clip starts and ends on the exact frame you pick.
• See the five most clipped moments of a stream and grab one in a click.
• Trim it, split it and remove parts before you download.
• Keep only the best moments of a stream in one clip.
• Mute or turn down any part, like background music.
• See and hear every change before you save.
• Works with clips and past broadcasts, much longer than Twitch's 60 seconds.
• Works on your phone too, right in the browser.

Yes. There is no account to create, no watermark on your clips and no ads.

Twitch clips stop at 60 seconds and cannot be edited. ClipSniper takes much longer moments from any past broadcast, cuts exactly on the frame you choose, and lets you trim, split and mute the clip before you download it.

Paste the link of a past broadcast. If viewers clipped it, ClipSniper shows its five most clipped moments, the parts people clipped and watched the most. Press Clip this moment and it is marked for you, ready to download or to trim first.

Yes. Mark a stretch of the stream, split it where the good moments start and end, remove the parts you do not want, and download what is left as one clip.

Yes. Paste a clip link (clips.twitch.tv/… or twitch.tv/channel/clip/…), press Open video and then Download clip, and it saves straight away. Press Edit first instead to trim it or mute the music.

Select the part with the music and mute it, or just turn it down. Only the sound of that part changes; the picture is untouched.

The quality of the original broadcast, up to 1080p at 60 frames per second, as a standard MP4 that plays everywhere.

Yes. It runs in the browser on phones and computers alike, with nothing to install, and the clip saves to your phone like any other download.