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ClipKit vs CapCut

CapCut is a general video editor for desktop, web and phones, with auto captions, a large library of templates, effects and AI tools for any kind of video.

ClipKit is a free desktop app for Windows and Linux made for stream clippers: watch multiple Twitch and Kick streams at once without ads, clip the last 15 to 120 seconds in one press, and get a vertical video with word-timed captions and the streamer's facecam found by AI, in a different style for every account you post to.

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FeatureClipKitCapCut
Watch multiple live streams inside it, without ads
Clip a live moment in one press
Clips from Twitch and Kick linksYour files
Automatic captions
Facecam laid out for youFound by AIBy hand
One render, a differently styled version for each account
AI picks the moments for youComing soon
PriceFreeFree plan, paid upgrades

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Questions

Can I use ClipKit and CapCut together?
Yes. ClipKit renders ordinary video files into the folder you choose, so you can open any of them in CapCut for extra effects before posting.
Which is better for Twitch and Kick clips?
ClipKit is built for that one job: it plays the streams, clips them in one press and lays out the facecam. CapCut edits files you bring to it.
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