01 — Kick clip maker
Use this Kick clip maker on an authorized recording. Review captioned vertical clips; a channel link alone is not the recording.
Kick streamers and their editors
Check the recording and permissions before you begin.
Explore live stream clipping, Twitch clip generation, AI clipping for recordings.
02 — Upload your recording
From Home, choose Upload a video and select a recording you are authorized to use.
03 — Make clips
On the create screen, choose your settings and select Make clips to process the source.
04 — Review before sharing
Watch the generated clips, check captions and framing, then download the moments you want to share.
What you can do
Watch the results and choose which moments represent your stream.

See a finished clip
Review the source, detected moments, and recorded Finalize state before treating this one-run example as a workflow reference.
Common questions
Yes. Upload a recording you are authorized to reuse, then review the resulting clip candidates. A Kick channel URL identifies the channel but is not itself a recording.
You can process an authorized recording, review the vertical output and captions, and download a clip for TikTok. Check that the moment makes sense without the full stream.
It can surface candidate moments from a recording for you to watch. You choose which results are worth sharing.
The channel URL identifies the source; clipping requires captured media. When Kick live monitoring is available, you can start an authorized capture, or upload a recording.
Related tools
05 — Start
Start free without a card. Point Flamingo at an authorized live source and review your first clips while the conversation is still fresh.