Extraction shooter clips
Clip the extracts, wipes, and betrayals from long raid sessions
Short answer
Extraction sessions are long stretches of looting with a few moments of real tension. Upload the whole session and EasyClip finds the extracts, wipes, and reactions that stand on their own. A quiet ambush with no reaction is the hard case. A 4-hour session uses 40 tokens for up to 40 clips.
Most of a raid is walking, looting, and listening. Then everything happens in fifteen seconds. Those fifteen seconds, and what you said about them, are the clip.
Works with recordings from Twitch, Kick, and YouTube.
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Hours of looting, seconds of panic
The best extraction clips need the tension before the fight: the full bag, the timer, the footsteps. Cut only the gunfight and you lose why it mattered.
EasyClip watches and listens for the build-up and the reaction, not just the shooting. Talking helps a lot here: say what's in your bag and what you're hearing, and those lines make natural openings.
A 4-hour raid session uses 40 tokens, so up to 40 included clips. The Creator pack (100 tokens for $30) covers it.
Moments to look for
- Last-second extracts
- Losing a full kit, and the reaction
- Proximity-chat negotiations, truces, and betrayals in ARC Raiders
- Jackpot loot finds
- Third-party ambushes and squad wipes
- Getting killed by someone hiding in a corner, and the rant after
- "How did I die?" moments with the reaction
- Quest and route explanations
How it works
From one recording to clips you can post
Upload the whole thing
Upload the full session, lobby waits and all. Files can be up to 12 hours and 8 GB. We count the length and include about 10 clips per hour, with a minimum of 5 per upload. You don't pick a number.
Say which game and what you like
Name the game and whether your audience prefers PvP, funny encounters, or tips. Mention squadmates by name.
Download, then decide on extras
Clips come back with transcripts and SRT files. Extras stay available for 7 days if you want more.
What it costs
A 4-hour raid session uses 40 tokens: up to 40 clips, about 13 days at 3 posts a day. That’s $10.67 to $13.33 depending on the pack.
More good moments than that? Add them as extras, 2 per token, for 7 days. Unfilled slots come back as tokens. Pricing details
Good to know
- Clips keep the framing you uploaded. There’s no automatic vertical crop yet.
- Each clip comes with a transcript and an SRT file. Captions aren’t burned in.
- It sees the play and hears the reaction, but it isn’t connected to kill feeds or game events. Commentary gives it the most to work with.
Common questions about Tarkov and ARC Raiders clips
Can it find a moment when I'm silent and listening for footsteps?
Sometimes. It hears the game audio as well as your voice, so gunfire after a long quiet stretch or a wipe that's clear on screen can carry a clip. It's still the hardest case: speech is the most reliable signal, so a quiet ambush is more likely to be missed than one you reacted to out loud.
How long should an extraction clip be?
Long enough to feel the tension. Start where the stakes become clear, like the moment you mention the bag or hear someone, and end after the reaction. That's often 30 to 90 seconds.
Will proximity chat be in the transcript?
If it's audible in your recording, yes. Quiet or overlapping voices may be transcribed poorly, and it's worth getting consent before posting other players' voices.
How many clips from a 4-hour session?
A 4-hour session uses 40 tokens, so up to 40 included clips. The Creator pack (100 tokens for $30) covers it. We won't pad the batch with weak moments. If the recording has fewer good clips than included, the unused tokens go back to your balance.