
ClipSniper downloads any Twitch clip and cuts the exact moment from any Twitch VOD, and lets you trim, split and mute it, or turn it into a highlight reel, before downloading. It is free, needs no account, adds no watermark, and there is nothing to install.
You paste a link to a Twitch VOD or clip, mark a start and an end (a clip is marked whole for you), and get that part of the video as an MP4 in the VOD's own quality, up to 1080p at 60 frames per second. Before downloading you can tighten the cut by dragging, split the clip into several parts and drop the ones you do not want, and lower or silence the sound in any section, which is how you keep a clip from being flagged for the music playing behind it.
Cuts land on the exact frame you chose, not a couple of seconds early or late, and the clip is ready in seconds rather than minutes. The video keeps the quality of the original.
Take a long stretch of a stream, keep only the moments worth watching, and download them as one clip: a highlight reel without an editing program. Twitch's own clip button stops at 60 seconds and cannot be edited, which is the reason this exists.
Not sure where the good part is? Open a past broadcast and ClipSniper shows its five most clipped moments, the parts viewers clipped and watched the most. One click marks a moment for you, ready to download or to trim first.
An independent developer in the European Union, as a personal project. The server that prepares clips is in Germany. There is no company behind it yet, and it runs on a small budget; if it is useful to you, there is a coffee link after each clip.
Questions, problems, or something you wish it did: [email protected]. If you represent a rights holder or a platform, the same address reaches us, and we read everything.
See also the step-by-step guide, the terms and the privacy policy.