How to use KumoMoments

Only Twitch VODs are supported — the archived broadcasts at twitch.tv/videos/…. Clips, live channel URLs, and uploads aren't accepted.

Paste it on the KumoMoments home page and hit Analyze VOD. Analysis usually runs in the background — you can leave the tab and come back.

Your first VOD is free — up to 3 hours. VODs longer than 3h only charge for the extra time. After that, normal pay-per-VOD pricing applies.

Once analysis finishes, you get a timeline of highlights. Filter by score or category, click any marker to preview it, and use Trim start / end if you want to tighten the window.

💻 Works best on desktop. On mobile you can still browse — if Twitch's clip editor doesn't accept the timeframe, tap the timestamp to open the moment in the Twitch app and clip from there.

When you click Add to my clip list, we add the moment to a queue at the bottom of the page. We don't hand you an MP4 — we send you back to Twitch to finish the clip. Here's why:

• Twitch's native clipper is better. Frame-accurate trim handles, live preview, title/category editing, permanent hosting with view counts and a shareable URL — none of which a downloaded file gives you.
• One-click cross-post to YouTube. Once a Twitch clip is saved, the same page has a Publish to YouTube / Export to YouTube Shorts button. Twitch handles the upload, vertical reformat, and captions.
• Only the channel owner or a mod can clip a VOD, and only from the Twitch site itself — that's a Twitch restriction, not ours.

1. Click Open at … — it opens the VOD in Twitch and seeks to the clip's end time.
2. Press Alt+X (or the clapperboard icon in the player) to open Twitch's clip editor. Twitch pre-fills roughly the last 60 seconds — the exact window the AI picked.
3. Drag the trim handles if you want to tighten it, paste the AI-generated title/description, and hit Publish.

Why we open at the end, not the start: Twitch's clip editor always looks backwards from the current playhead — "the ~60s before now", never "the ~60s after now". Seeking to the end puts the AI-selected moment inside Twitch's default clip window on the first try, so all you have to do is trim.

After you've saved the Twitch clip, open it on Twitch and hit Publish to YouTube Shorts. Twitch handles the upload and vertical reformat. Paste the AI-generated caption and hashtags from KumoMoments and you're done.