01 — Live stream clipper
Live stream clipper for authorized streams
Use a live stream clipper to review moments while a supported stream runs. Platform availability varies; a channel page is not captured media.
- Supported live channels
- Authorized stream recordings
- Uploaded video
Streamers, producers, and editors
Review the stream while its moments are still current
Use a source you are authorized to capture and check the available platforms in the app.
Explore Twitch recordings, Kick recordings, AI clipping for saved videos, a recorded clipping example.
02 — Open Live clipping
Open Live clipping
From Create, select the Live clipping tab and check which platforms are available.
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- 1 / 3
03 — Set up the monitor
Set up the monitor
Enter the Live stream URL, choose the monitor settings and select Start live monitor for a source you are authorized to capture.
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- 2 / 3
04 — Review captured moments
Review captured moments
Inspect the review queue and check each result before downloading or using publishing controls.
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- 3 / 3
What you can do
Take the next step with your source
Choose the amount of monitoring you need and review the resulting moments in context.
- Monitor supported authorized streams
- Review candidate moments during a session
- Download or use connected publishing controls
See a finished clip
One recorded run produced 3 Shorts candidates and a 68-second output
Review the source, detected moments, and recorded Finalize state before treating this one-run example as a workflow reference.
- One run on a 21:16 public interview source
- 3 generated short-form candidates
- 68.0s output marked approved in Finalize
- Public final MP4 is not playable on this page
Common questions
Answers for your workflow
What is a live stream clipper?
It captures media from a supported live source and prepares shorter moments for review while the session is running.
Can Flamingo Clips clip streams close to real time?
The live monitor prepares review batches during a session when capture is available. Timing and results depend on the stream and processing.
Which live sources work?
The app lists the currently enabled platforms. Supported integrations include Kick, Twitch, YouTube Live and Rumble, but an integration can be disabled. Use only sources you are authorized to capture.
Does a channel page itself contain the clip?
No. A channel URL identifies the source. The workflow must capture actual media before it can produce clips.
Does the live clipper publish automatically?
Automatic publishing is a separate setting with connected account selection. Check that setting before starting a monitor; you can also review results manually.
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05 — Start
Try it on your next stream.
Start free without a card. Point Flamingo at an authorized live source and review your first clips while the conversation is still fresh.