Crowdcut / Use cases

What Crowdcut is used for

Streamers use Crowdcut to clip their own Twitch, Kick and YouTube streams; clippers use it to cut more campaign clips; podcasts and YouTube channels use it to turn long episodes into Shorts; agencies use it to clip a roster of creators. Every use starts from a link or upload and ends with clips you approve.

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Use cases

  • For streamers: Connect your Twitch, Kick or YouTube channel and Crowdcut turns chat spikes into captioned vertical clips, on Twitch while you're still live (beta).
  • Twitch clips: Turn Twitch streams and VODs into vertical TikTok, Shorts and Reels clips with word-by-word captions, cut from the moments your chat reacted to.
  • Kick clips: Kick clip maker: paste a Kick VOD and get vertical clips with word-by-word captions for TikTok, Shorts and Reels. Two clips free, no sign-up.
  • YouTube to Shorts: Paste a YouTube link and get vertical Shorts with captions. Crowdcut transcribes the video and ranks the moments with a real payoff.
  • Podcast clips: Turn podcast episodes into captioned vertical clips. Crowdcut finds the strongest takes in the transcript and frames the speaker for 9:16.
  • Clipping campaigns: Clip faster for pay-per-view clipping campaigns. Crowdcut cuts, captions and keeps hooks original, with campaign overlays and #ad disclosure built in.
  • Clipping agencies: Software for clipping agencies: a project per creator, seats scoped to projects, white-label overlays, #ad disclosure and a review gate before posting.
  • Clips that pay: How paid clipping campaigns like Whop Content Rewards work: paid per 1,000 views on approved posts, each with its own rules, no guaranteed earnings.

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Try it on your own stream

Paste a Twitch, Kick or YouTube link and get two clips free, no sign-up. Plans from $29/month, first month $14.50.