Every streamer I've worked with has the same problem: they go live for 4-8 hours, create insane moments, and then... nothing. The VOD sits there with 200 views while the clip that could've gone viral dies on the timeline.

Here's what I've learned editing clips for streamers:

The best clips aren't the "highlights." They're the unscripted 15-second reactions, the accidental comedy, the genuine rage moments. The stuff you don't even remember happened.

Timing matters more than quality. A clip posted 2 hours after a stream outperforms the same clip posted the next day by 3-5x. The algorithm rewards speed.

Vertical framing is an art. You can't just crop a 16:9 stream to 9:16 and call it a day. The face cam needs to dominate, the gameplay needs context, and the text hook has to hit in the first 0.5 seconds.

Most streamers either don't have time to do this or don't know how. That's exactly why I started ClipVault — so you can focus on streaming while we handle turning your best moments into growth.

If you're streaming and not clipping, you're building a house and forgetting to open the front door.