Eklipse

Eklipse tries to solve a problem that any Twitch streamer knows too well: turning long, often boring streams into punchy, attention-grabbing clips for TikTok, YouTube Shorts, or Instagram Reels without hours of manual editing. It’s not just about chopping video; it leans on AI to find those moments that actually matter—kills, funny fails, hype plays—so you don’t have to sift through hours of footage yourself. But let’s be honest, the AI won’t read your mind perfectly every time, so you still have to eyeball and tweak the clips if you want them to feel natural or to catch a specific vibe. Where it fits in is pretty straightforward: you’re a streamer who wants to grow your audience on social media by repurposing your content quickly and with minimal hassle. It’s not a full-on editor replacement, but a shortcut that can save you a chunk of time if you’re willing to accept a bit of roughness in the initial cut. Also, it’s free, which lowers the barrier to trying it out, but don’t expect magic—this tool feels like a draft assistant rather than a polished producer. If your goal is speed and volume over perfect polish, Eklipse might just be the nudge you need to finally push your clips out consistently rather than letting them pile up.