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Clip live streams while they are still live

Add a streamer once. When they go live, PeakCut records, finds the moments worth clipping and hands you captioned vertical clips during the stream. Replays work too: paste the link. No subscription, you pay only for what you clip.

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GTA V bridge crash fail
from a gaming video
The final countdown to GTA 6
from a live stream
A $10,000 London cab ride
from a live stream

Real clips PeakCut picked and cut from streams and videos. Press play on one to hear it.

Clips from

YouTubeTwitchKickYour own video files

Posts straight to

YouTube ShortsInstagram Reels

How you pay

No monthly subscription. Top up once, and it only counts down while clips are being made.

Every feature is open to every account. There are no plans, no seats and no limits to unlock. Your balance sits there until the AI does some work for you.

$0per monthNo plan to pick and nothing to cancel.
Freeto startFree AI credit when you sign up, no card needed.
$5minimum top-upEach top-up stays usable for a full year.

How it works

Three steps from a stream to a folder of clips.

01

Paste a link, upload, or add a streamer

Drop in a YouTube, Twitch or Kick link, or upload a video file. For live streams, add the streamer's channel once and PeakCut records when they go live. Pick a caption style and how long clips should be.

02

The AI finds the moments

The whole recording is transcribed, the strongest moments are picked and scored, and each one is cut into a vertical clip with captions timed to the voice. A 15-minute video takes about two minutes. Long streams hand over their first clips after about two.

03

Download, post, or keep editing

Every clip arrives captioned, scored, and with a hook, title, description and hashtags written for it. Trim it, change the style, download it, or queue it to post. Each video keeps its own set of clips to come back to.

DownloadCopy post textPost

Features

The parts of clipping that eat your week.

Scored by two separate judges

One AI reads only what was said. Another sees only how loud the streamer got and how busy chat was. During a live stream, a clip is made when both agree, so you get moments, not filler.

Words judgereads what was said+Reaction judgeloudness and chatClipwhen both agree

Captions, styled once

Word-by-word captions are burned into every clip, with the key words highlighted and a hook line on top. Pick one of three styles per creator and every clip follows it.

A clip with captions made by PeakCutA clip with captions made by PeakCutA clip with captions made by PeakCut

Clips while they are still live

Add a streamer's channel and PeakCut can start recording by itself when they go live. It keeps the last stretch of stream, checks it as often as every minute, and has clips ready before the stream ends.

LiveRecords the stream and checks it as often as every minute

Every cent accounted for

Your balance only moves when the AI works. Each charge is listed under one of these, with the creator, the video, the tokens used and the cost.

Video: finding clips
Live: words judge
Live: reaction judge
Hand clip: title and hook

Pricing

Pay for what you clip. Nothing else.

Free to start
  • No monthly fee, no plans, no contract
  • Free AI credit when you sign up
  • Top up any amount from $5, whenever you like
  • Your balance goes down only as clips are made
  • Credit lasts a full year
  • Every feature included for every account
Create your free account

What things cost

You are charged for the AI's work, by the amount of text it reads and writes.

Finding clips in a 15-minute videoabout $0.002
One AI check of a live streamabout $0.001
An hour of live clipping, checked every minuteup to about $0.16
Recording, transcripts, captions, renderingIncluded

Estimates for typical streams, at $1.00 per million AI tokens. Your exact usage is listed in your account. Purchases are final, see our refund policy.

Built for anyone with long footage and no time to cut it.

FAQ

Got any questions left?

The things people ask before they run their first stream through PeakCut.

Is there a monthly subscription?

No. PeakCut is pay as you go. You top up a balance, and it only goes down while the AI is finding clips for you. There are no plans and nothing to cancel.

What do I get for free?

New accounts start with free AI credit, with no card needed. That is enough to try it on real videos before you decide to top up.

What happens when my credit runs out?

The AI pauses. Your clips, creators and settings stay exactly as they are, and everything carries on when you top up.

Which videos work best?

Anything with people talking and reacting: live streams, gaming VODs, podcasts, interviews. Links can be from YouTube, Twitch or Kick, or you can upload a video file. Captions are written from English speech.

How long are the clips, and what shape?

Vertical 9:16, the shape Shorts, Reels and TikTok use. They run 15 to 60 seconds by default and you can set your own range. Choose a blurred fill, a zoomed frame or a centre crop.

Can I change a clip afterwards?

Yes. Open any clip to trim the start and end, rewrite the hook and title, or switch caption style and layout, then re-make it.

Can I clip any streamer?

PeakCut is a tool. You are responsible for having the right to clip and post a creator's content; most clipping programs ask you to follow the creator's own rules.

Your last stream is a week of clips.

Paste the link and see what the AI picks. Free to start, no card, no subscription.