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ClipKit vs Eklipse
Eklipse is a web-based AI clip maker for gamers and streamers: it connects to your Twitch, Kick or YouTube channel, finds highlights in your streams automatically, adds captions and memes, and can post and schedule them. It's a paid product.
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.
Side by side
| Feature | ClipKit | Eklipse |
|---|---|---|
| Watch multiple live streams inside it, without ads | ||
| Clip a live moment in one press | Your own stream, by voice | |
| Clips from Twitch and Kick links | ||
| Automatic captions | ||
| Facecam laid out for you | Found by AI | Found by AI |
| One render, a differently styled version for each account | ||
| AI picks the moments for you | Coming soon | |
| Price | Free | Paid only |
Pick ClipKit if
- You clip other streamers, not only your own channel, and want to watch them live inside the app.
- You want to choose the moments yourself and clip them the second they happen.
- You want it free, with a version styled for each account you post to.
Pick Eklipse if
- You're a streamer who wants highlights of your own streams made for you, without watching them back.
- You want to tell it what to clip by voice while you stream.
- You want posting and scheduling built in.
Price
- ClipKit: free.
- Eklipse: Paid only, monthly or yearly.
Questions
- Does ClipKit pick highlights automatically like Eklipse?
- That's coming soon. Today you pick the moment and press Clip, and ClipKit does the slow parts after that: captions, the facecam layout and a version for every account.
- Is Eklipse free?
- No. Making an account is free and you can preview a couple of clips, but clipping needs a paid plan. ClipKit is free.