You record. We handle everything else.

VFXFlow turns your gameplay and streams into Shorts, TikToks, Reels, full-length videos and highlights, with thumbnails, and posts them to your channels. Free to edit, with no watermark.

Uploading and editing work today. OBS, the Twitch bot and posting are in early access. Get early access

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Built for streamers and gaming creators: Minecraft, Roblox, Fortnite and anything with a facecam

Two ways to use VFXFlow

For creators

You record. We post.

Upload a recording, let OBS send it, or let the Twitch bot watch your stream. VFXFlow edits Shorts, TikToks, Reels, a full-length video and highlights, makes thumbnails, and posts them to every channel you run once you approve.

VFXFlow for creators

For editors

Upload footage. Get the project file.

Get an AI first cut with every cut, zoom and sound explained. Tweak it in the browser, then export an MP4 or a Premiere project and finish it anywhere.

VFXFlow for editors

For creators

Get footage in. Get posts out.

Upload a recording, let OBS send it, or let the Twitch bot watch your stream. VFXFlow edits it, makes thumbnails, and posts to every channel you run once you approve. You never open an editor unless you want to.

What every recording turns into

Vertical clips for YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram Reels
15 to 60 seconds, 9:16, facecam stacked over gameplay, captions on
Full-length video for YouTube
The whole stream with dead air and breaks cut, plus chapters
Highlights cut for YouTube
The best moments back to back, 8 to 15 minutes
Thumbnails for Every video
Two per video, built from the moment itself, readable at phone size

Run a main channel and clip channels? Routes send different clips to each one, so none of them post duplicates. How clip routing works.

One night on Autopilot

  1. 8:02 pm

    You go live

    The VFXFlow bot sees the stream start through Twitch EventSub. VFXFlow for OBS starts listening too.

  2. 9:47 pm

    Chat loses it

    Messages jump to six times the usual pace and fill with KEKW. The bot drops a Twitch stream marker and OBS saves the last two minutes in full quality.

  3. 11:30 pm

    You end the stream

    OBS sends the full recording to VFXFlow on its own. No export, no upload, no waiting on the Twitch VOD.

  4. Overnight

    The edits get made

    Vertical clips of the best moments, a full-length video with dead air cut and chapters, a highlights cut, and two thumbnails for each.

  5. 8:00 am

    You approve, it posts

    One message with everything ready. Tap approve and it goes out to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and X at the right times.

Every edit comes with a reason

Fourteen seconds of Minecraft, edited by VFXFlow. Nothing lands at random: each cut, zoom and sound is tied to a moment in the story, and the editor tells you which. Pick a moment to jump there.

  1. VFXFlow bunny tilting its headDisagree with one? Click it in the editor and change it.

Seven tracks, all done for you

An edit is layers on a timeline. VFXFlow fills every layer, and every layer stays editable.

Cuts

Removes dead air and retakes, and keeps the jokes, the reactions and the bits that sound like you.

In the demo: 3 hours of raw capture becomes a 12-minute video

Zooms

Glides onto whatever matters in the frame and follows it, eased like an editor would draw it.

In the demo: four punch-ins on four “no”s, each one closer

Sound

Picks each sound for what the moment is, a reveal, a payoff, an awkward pause, and lands it a frame after the picture.

In the demo: a boom on the reveal, silence on the crater

Music

Shifts with the mood and stops dead when a joke needs the quiet.

In the demo: the music cuts out the moment the creeper appears

Effects

White frames on hits, shakes that die away, a drain to black and white for the deadpan.

In the demo: one white frame on the blast

Spotlight

Dims the frame around the thing that just appeared and points a red arrow at it.

In the demo: the creeper, standing in the “safe” base

Captions

Word-by-word captions with a heavy outline, plus cards drawn in the game's own style.

In the demo: an achievement card: “Homeless”

From raw footage to posted

The whole flow lives in one place. You only pay if you want us to do the posting.

  1. VFXFlow bunny filming with a camcorder

    Step 1

    Upload your footage

    Drop in raw gameplay, facecam and all. Hours of it is fine, and your original files are never changed.

    Free

  2. VFXFlow bunny wearing headphones

    Step 2

    Get the edit

    Say what you want, or just “edit this for YouTube”. Tweak anything in the editor, then export an MP4 or a Premiere project.

    Free

  3. VFXFlow bunny tilting its head

    Step 3

    Pick a thumbnail

    Two thumbnails for every video, built from its best moments and readable at phone size. Keep the one you like or test both.

    Free

  4. VFXFlow bunny waving

    Step 4

    Post it everywhere

    Connect YouTube, TikTok, Instagram or X and VFXFlow posts on schedule, with a title and description for each.

    From $5 a month

Or just ask Claude

VFXFlow plugs into Claude as an MCP server and plugin. Tell Claude what you want and it runs the whole flow for you: the edit, the thumbnails, even the posting. No tabs, no timeline, unless you want one.

The Claude integration is in early access. Join the list at the bottom of the page and choose “Editing from Claude”.

Add VFXFlow to Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http vfxflow https://vfxflow.dev/mcp

You

Edit creeper.mp4 for YouTube, brainrot style, and make me two thumbnails.

Claude

Cut 3 h of footage to 12 min. Added 41 zooms, 63 sounds and captions. Made two thumbnails.

Claude

Ready: creeper-edit.mp4, creeper.prproj.zip, thumb-a.png, thumb-b.png. Want me to post it?

Editing is free. Autopilot is priced by how much you stream.

Watching and clipping a stream is what costs money, so plans grow with your stream hours. A small channel starts at $5 a month. Compare every plan

Free

Editors, and creators who post by hand

$0

Stream hours
None
Channels
None
  • Unlimited uploads and AI edits
  • The editor, with every decision explained
  • MP4 and Premiere export, no watermark
  • Two thumbnails per video
  • Works from Claude and other AI agents
Start editing

Starter

Trying Autopilot on a small channel

$5a month

Stream hours
10
Channels
1
  • Everything in Free
  • Autopilot for 10 stream hours a month
  • Posts to 1 channel
  • Twitch bot and VFXFlow for OBS
  • Approve each post first
Join early access

Hobbyist

Part-time streamers, a few streams a week

$19a month

Stream hours
40
Channels
2
  • Everything in Starter
  • 40 stream hours a month
  • 2 channels included
  • Clip routing across your channels
Join early access

Enthusiast

Full-time streamers, about 5 hours a day

$79a month

Stream hours
150
Channels
5
  • Everything in Hobbyist
  • 150 stream hours a month
  • 5 channels included
  • Full-length videos and highlight compilations
Join early access

Professional

Daily streamers and 24-hour subathons

$199a month

Stream hours
300
Channels
10
  • Everything in Enthusiast
  • 300 stream hours a month
  • 10 channels included
  • 24-hour streams, clipped every hour
  • Priority processing
Join early access

Big Leagues

Big streamers with busy chats and clip-channel fleets

$999a month

Stream hours
300, high volume
Channels
50
  • Everything in Professional
  • Built for chats of thousands of messages a minute
  • 30 to 60 clips a day
  • 50 channels included
  • Seats for your editors and managers
  • Clips within the hour
Join early access

Custom deals: Anything past Big Leagues: streaming around the clock, several Twitch channels, an agency or a network. We work out a deal with you.

Talk to us

Every plan can add channels for $5 a month each. Paid plans are in early access and open to the waitlist a batch at a time.

Questions people ask

What is VFXFlow?+

VFXFlow is a free AI video editor for streamers and gaming creators. Creators record and VFXFlow handles the rest: editing, thumbnails and posting to their channels. Editors upload footage and get an AI first cut they can export as an MP4 or a Premiere project.

How does my footage get to VFXFlow?+

Upload any recording in the browser; that works today. VFXFlow for OBS can send your recording the moment you stop, and the VFXFlow Twitch bot marks the moments your chat reacts to. OBS and the Twitch bot are in early access.

Is it really free?+

Yes. Editing, thumbnails and exports cost nothing and carry no watermark. You only pay for Autopilot, which watches your streams and posts for you. It starts at $5 a month and is priced by how many hours you stream.

Can it post different clips to different channels?+

Yes. Add your main channel, clip channels and fan pages, and routes decide which clips each one gets, so none of them post duplicates. Channels and routing are in early access.

Will it post without asking me?+

No. Posting is approve-first by default: every clip waits for your OK. You can switch a channel to automatic once you trust the edits.

Can I keep editing in Premiere?+

Yes. Export a Premiere project and every cut, zoom, caption and sound arrives as a normal item on its own track.

Will it touch my original footage?+

No. Your files are only read. The edit is a timeline that points at them.

Which games does it know?+

Any game works. Minecraft, Roblox and Fortnite get game-style cards and captions because we know their look.

Does it work with Claude, ChatGPT or Grok?+

Yes. VFXFlow runs an MCP connector, so Claude, Claude Duet, ChatGPT, OpenAI Dots and Grok Bot can drive it on your own AI plan. VFXFlow is not affiliated with Anthropic, OpenAI or xAI.

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