Add your Kick channel.
Add the channel and switch monitoring on before the stream starts. If you go live at regular times, plans with smart scheduling can start and stop it for you.
Clipping a Kick stream by hand means watching every minute of it. ClipFarmer watches the chat instead and cuts a clip when the room reacts, so your highlights are waiting when the stream ends.
HOW IT WORKS · KICK
Kick clips land in the same queue as everything else you monitor.
Add the channel and switch monitoring on before the stream starts. If you go live at regular times, plans with smart scheduling can start and stop it for you.
ClipFarmer reads Kick chat as the stream runs. A sudden burst of messages marks the moment, and the clip is cut around it.
Kick clips land in the same queue as your Twitch and YouTube clips, tagged by platform. Multistreaming does not mean running two tools.
Convert a clip to a 9:16 reel and post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts. How many reels you get each month, and which finishing tools come with them, depends on your plan.
BEFORE YOU START
Kick allows content that other platforms do not. A clip that is fine on Kick can still break YouTube or TikTok rules, so watch each one before you post it elsewhere.
The engine follows chat. On a small or quiet stream there is less reaction to read, so expect fewer clips and try a more sensitive preset after your first session.
The live engine does not take Kick VOD links. It clips while the stream is running. If the recording is on YouTube, the YouTube clipper can work from that.
YouTube clipper →Both engines in every plan — a monthly quota of YouTube videos to farm and live channels to monitor. No credits, no per-minute meters.
$9/mo
Get started with basic clipping
$20/mo
For serious content creators
$60/mo
Pro's toolkit at serious volume
$100/mo
For agencies and power users
Custom
Tailored for enterprise needs
FAQ · KICK CLIPPER
No. The live engine clips Kick streams while they are running. For a recording that is on YouTube, use the YouTube clipper.
Yes. Add channels from both and the clips land in one queue, tagged by platform. How many channels you can run depends on your plan.
Your own, or streams where the creator has given you permission. A stream being public does not give you the right to repost it.
Clips are recorded at up to 1080p, depending on the quality of the stream itself, and saved as MP4 so they open in any editor.
Yes. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Cancel before it ends and you pay nothing.