AI clipping, answered straight.

The one that finds moments with a story, not just noise. Most AI clip makers grab the loudest second or the line with a keyword in it. Stream N Sleep reads the whole conversation (setup, pause, payoff, reaction), frames each clip the way the moment needs (facecam split, corner cam, speaker tracking), writes the hook, and ranks every version before you post. It also clips while you're live, which most tools can't.

Paste your Twitch VOD link or connect the channel. Stream N Sleep watches the whole broadcast, finds the clutch plays, rage moments and chat spikes, stacks your facecam over the gameplay in 9:16, adds captions on your voice and exports TikToks, Reels and Shorts. No downloading, no editor, no cropping by hand.

Paste the YouTube link. The engine transcribes the video, picks the moments that work on their own, reframes each one to vertical 9:16, captions it and gives every clip a hook in the first second. A one-hour video usually gives you somewhere between 5 and 20 Shorts worth posting, ranked best first.

Upload the episode or paste the link. Speaker tracking follows whoever is talking and cuts to the other host when they react. The engine picks stories with a beginning and an end, so each podcast clip makes sense without the other 90 minutes of context.

Win the first second, cut the dead air, and post consistently. Strong clips open on the peak or a bold line, keep captions readable, and end before attention drops. Stream N Sleep builds up to six hook versions per moment and ranks them by predicted three-second hold. Nobody can guarantee a viral clip, but you stop posting the weak ones.

Yes. Both turn long videos into short clips. Stream N Sleep is built for streamers as much as podcasters: it clips live streams while you're on air, handles facecam and gameplay layouts automatically, turns long IRL streams into numbered TikTok series, and ranks six hook variations for every moment. OpusClip is a trademark of its owner; we're not affiliated.

Yes. Captions are generated from your voice and synced word by word, with emphasis only on the words that carry the line. Pick a clean style, bold word-pop captions, title cards or split-screen seam captions. Everything is editable before you export.

Upload it and the engine handles the reframe. It tracks faces and action and moves a vertical frame with them, gliding like a camera operator instead of jumping. When two people matter, it splits the screen. You don't draw a single crop box.

It depends on the video, not a quota. A lively stream or podcast often has 5 to 20 moments worth posting per hour. The engine won't pad the list with filler: if a stretch has nothing worth posting, it skips it.

Twitch and Kick VODs, YouTube videos, podcasts, IRL streams, reaction videos, watch-alongs, interviews, webinars, Zoom recordings and screen recordings. MP4 and MOV files work, and you can paste a link when import is on your plan.

Yes. During the stream it follows the conversation, waits for a setup to pay off, and has the clip cut and captioned before you say goodnight. It doesn't chop every loud sentence; it waits for the moment worth posting.

The same way as Twitch: paste the Kick VOD link or upload the file. Facecam layouts, captions and vertical exports work identically, so Kick streamers get the same TikTok-ready clips.

IRL streams are long and full of waiting. The engine skips the walking and the dead air and keeps the reactions, the chaos and the payoffs. Long IRL days can be split into a numbered TikTok series (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3) so viewers binge the whole story.

Only with permission. Many streamers welcome clippers and set clear rules; sports broadcasts and music are usually protected. Stream N Sleep is for footage you own or have the right to use. If you run a clipping channel, get the creator's permission in writing.

Split one long video into connected parts, each with its own hook, and end every part on a reason to watch the next. Series mode does it for you: it finds the chapters in a long stream or vlog, numbers them, and puts them in order so viewers follow you to finish the story.

As long as the moment and not a second longer. Most strong clips land between 15 and 60 seconds; YouTube Shorts can now run up to three minutes. The engine sizes each clip to its payoff, so a 12-second punchline never gets padded into a 45-second slog.

Yes, and you should. Export once per platform so each version has the right size, safe zones and caption placement, with no other app's watermark on it. That's the cleanest way to triple your reach from one moment.

Daily is the sweet spot for growth on TikTok and Shorts, and one stream can feed a week of posts. A three-hour stream usually gives you more than enough moments to post every day until your next one.

Yes. The Scale plan gives you seats for editors, shared projects, a separate Creator DNA for every client and the highest monthly volume. Clip several creators without mixing up their styles.

Yes. Stream N Sleep has a Free plan that runs the full engine on your own footage, with no credit card to sign up. Pro is €29 a month for creators posting every week, and Scale is €79 a month for teams. Pay yearly and you get two months free.

Free to start. Pro is €29 a month (€24 a month billed yearly) and adds live clipping, six hook variations per moment and far more footage. Scale is €79 a month (€66 billed yearly) for agencies and teams. Prices are in euros, before tax. Cancel any time.

You do, as long as you have the rights to the source video. We don't claim your footage or your finished clips, and we never use them in our marketing without your written agreement.

Yes. Your projects are private to your account and protected at the database level. We process your footage to make your clips, we don't sell it, and we don't publish it.

None. Upload, review the ranked clips, export. You can tweak a caption or trim a frame if you want, but you never have to learn a timeline.