Valorant clip maker
Turn Valorant sessions into clutches, aces, and lineups worth posting
Short answer
Record the whole ranked session or save your stream VOD, then upload it. EasyClip finds clutches, aces, and lineup explanations that make sense on their own, starting each clip on its first word. It watches and listens rather than reading match data, so plays with comms are easiest to find. A 3-hour session uses 30 tokens.
A 1v3 is great. A 1v3 where you called the flank, went quiet, and then screamed is the clip. Round-by-round footage has lots of both, and finding them takes forever.
Works with recordings from Twitch and YouTube.
Updated
Round after round looks the same on a timeline
A three-hour ranked session is dozens of matches and hundreds of rounds. Scrubbing for the one retake that worked is slow, and it's easy to skip the funny comms in between.
EasyClip looks for rounds with a readable story: the setup, the play, the reaction. Silent rounds are the hard case. If you tend to go quiet in clutches, say so in your note so reactions after the round count.
A 3-hour ranked session uses 30 tokens, so up to 30 included clips. The Starter pack (30 tokens for $10) covers it.
Moments to look for
- Aces
- 1vX clutches with comms
- Ninja defuses and last-second plants
- Operator flicks
- Eco rounds that somehow win
- Lineups explained, like Sova arrows or Viper walls
- Rank-up and derank reactions
- Teammate comms comedy and tilt
How it works
From one recording to clips you can post
Upload the whole thing
Upload a stream VOD or a full recording of the session. 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 what your channel is
Tell us whether you post highlights, comedy, or coaching, and your main agents. A lineup channel and a clutch channel want different clips.
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 3-hour Valorant session uses 30 tokens: up to 30 clips, about 10 days at 3 posts a day. That’s $8.00 to $10.00 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 Valorant clips
How do I clip Valorant gameplay?
For single moments, use your recording software's replay buffer. For a whole session, record or stream it, then upload the full file and let the search pick the rounds.
Can it find clutches if I'm not talking?
Sometimes. It sees the round play out and hears the game audio, so a clear 1v3 can carry a clip. It isn't reading match data, and speech is the most reliable signal, so a reaction after the round makes the clip easier to find and to open cleanly.
Should lineup tutorials be longer clips?
Usually. A lineup needs the position, the aim, and the result, so it often runs longer than a highlight. Clips end when the explanation ends, not at a fixed length.
How many clips from a 3-hour session?
A 3-hour session uses 30 tokens, so up to 30 included clips. The Starter pack (30 tokens for $10) 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.