Early access. Uploading and editing in the browser work today. VFXFlow for OBS, the Twitch bot, channels, the agent connector and posting are rolling out to the waitlist a batch at a time. Join the list.
What you get from one stream
| Output | Where it goes | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Vertical clips | YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram Reels | 15 to 60 seconds, 9:16, facecam stacked over gameplay, captions on |
| Full-length video | YouTube | The whole stream with dead air and breaks cut, plus chapters |
| Highlights cut | YouTube | The best moments back to back, 8 to 15 minutes |
| Thumbnails | Every video | Two per video, built from the moment itself, readable at phone size |
Three ways to get the footage in
| Way | Effort | Quality | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| VFXFlow for OBS | None: it sends itself | Best | Coming |
| Your AI agent | None after setup | Stream quality | Early access |
| Upload in the browser | Download, then drag in | Stream quality or better | Works today |
Whichever way the footage arrives, the Twitch bot has already marked the moments, so VFXFlow doesn't have to guess.
How a vertical clip is built
- Start a few seconds before chat reacted, where the moment actually began.
- Cut dead air and dead ends so it lands in under a minute.
- Stack your facecam over the gameplay in 9:16, framed on the action.
- Add captions, punch-in zooms on the reaction, and sound on the joke.
- Make two thumbnails and write a title and description for each platform.
VFXFlow compared with clipping by hand
| By hand | VFXFlow | |
|---|---|---|
| Finding moments | Scrub hours of VOD | Chat marks them live |
| Getting the file | Download, wait, upload | OBS sends it when you stop |
| Editing | 30 to 60 minutes a clip | Ready by morning, tweak if you like |
| Posting | Each app, one by one | Approve once, posts everywhere |
| Cost | Your evenings | Free to edit, $5 an account to post |