Point supo at your Twitch channel and it watches the stream, finds the moments that pop, and drops vertical, captioned clips into your gallery while you're still on air. No API, no extension, no editing software.
Free to start · a free hour to try · no card required
Demo video coming soon — meanwhile, start free and watch it clip your own Twitch stream.
supo is an AI clipper built for Twitch. Give it a live channel or a VOD and it transcribes the stream, uses AI to spot the highlights, then captions, crops to 9:16 and renders ready-to-post clips — automatically, no editor needed.
Paste your live Twitch URL and clips land in your gallery as moments happen — no waiting for the VOD to process.
Twitch VODs download in full HD, so a past stream becomes a stack of sharp vertical clips.
Word-by-word subtitles and an auto 9:16 crop that follows the action — made-for-TikTok out of the box.
Push the best clips straight to TikTok, Shorts, Reels & X — drip-spaced with a suggested caption.
Nothing to install or wire up. It runs in the browser — paste a URL and go.
Word-by-word captions · auto vertical crop · AI viral-moment detection · one-click posting · custom watermark. supo isn't missing the table stakes — it just adds real-time live.
Most tools marketed as a Twitch clip maker are VOD tools: you wait for the broadcast to end, paste the twitch.tv/videos link, and get clips back. That's a real workflow — but it starts after every other clipper already has the same footage, and many of these tools cap how long your VOD can be. Vugola (vugolaai.com), for example, rejects any source over 3 hours — its own API reference returns "video_too_long", and its Twitch page states "Up to 3 hours". A normal Twitch broadcast runs longer than that, so the job is refused rather than just slower.
supo starts while the stream is still running, and doesn't cap a pasted VOD link at 3 hours. If you're comparing against a VOD-only clip maker, the supo vs Vugola comparison lays out the differences — including the things Vugola does better, like its public API and MCP server. Claims about other products are drawn from their published pages as of August 2026; check their sites for current terms.
Make your first clips free in a couple of minutes.