Clips, content and growth

Stream clips

Never miss a moment again. Every big win, chat spike, !clip from chat or button press saves a clip from your OBS replay buffer, named and filed for your editors.

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Short answer:StreamNeeds stream clips save a clip from the streamer's OBS replay buffer at every big moment: big wins, chat spikes, !clip in chat and button presses. Clips are named with the game, multiplier and who clipped them, and stored in a library with a private share link for editors.

What it does

The best moments happen when you're too busy to clip them. StreamNeeds catches them for you. Your OBS replay buffer is always holding the last couple of minutes, and when a big win lands, chat suddenly goes wild or someone types !clip, the clip is saved.

Clips upload to your clip library, named with the game, the multiplier and who clipped them, and your editor gets a private share link. When the stream ends, a recap email lists every clip with timestamps.

What you get

  • Clips at every big win, !clip and button press
  • Chat-spike clips when chat suddenly goes wild
  • Automatic names with game, multiplier and clipper
  • A hosted clip library with a private share link
  • A stream recap email with timestamps
  • Clipper shout-outs in your Discord

How it helps every kind of streamer

Small streamer: more engagement

Short clips are how small streamers get found. Having every moment saved means you can post on TikTok, Shorts and Reels after every stream.

I want to grow

More clips means more chances at one that takes off. A library your editor can open saves you hours every week.

I want to make more money

Big win clips are what casino partners and sponsors ask for, and clips posted everywhere bring in new viewers who become supporters.

Big streamer: run it at scale

Editors and clippers work from one shared library with clips already named, so content goes out the same night.

How to set it up

  1. Install StreamNeeds for OBS or turn on the replay buffer in the OBS dock.

  2. Choose which moments save a clip.

  3. Share your clip library link with your editor.

Frequently asked questions

Does StreamNeeds record my stream?

No. Your own OBS saves clips from its replay buffer, and StreamNeeds files them.

Can viewers clip?

Yes. A !clip in chat saves a clip and credits whoever clipped it.

How long are clips kept?

Clips are kept for 30 days unless you pin them, and you can buy extra storage.

Can my editor get the clips?

Yes. Your clip library has a private share link.

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