Eklipse Alternatives

If you're looking for another Eklipse alternative, Powder is worth a look. This AI-powered clipping software is geared to cut video game streams into bite-sized clips that are good for social sharing on TikTok, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube. It supports more than 30 major games, and it's got AI subtitles, montages, and trim and extend editing options. Powder has premium tiers for different customers, so you can pay to let the software handle the grunt work of creating the clips.

Another good option is OpusClip, which packages long videos into short, polished clips for TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels. It's got auto reframing, AI curation, animated captions, AI B-roll and brand templates. OpusClip also offers a virality score to help you judge how well a clip is doing and can post to multiple platforms, so it's a good option for people who want to reach a broader audience.

If you're looking for something more specialized, EasyClips is geared specifically for Twitch streamers and other content creators. It automates the process of finding and creating compelling highlights from a stream so you can concentrate on editing and sharing. With a planned ability to handle tens of thousands of highlights per stream, EasyClips could help you attract more followers and keep them engaged by offering interesting material to share.

Last, Clipbot is a simple service for publishing clips to TikTok and YouTube Shorts. It can publish clips automatically, work in manual mode and pick the best clips based on Twitch views. With options like scheduled publishing, Clipbot can help you reach a broader audience and get more out of your channel by making content sharing easier.