Paste a Twitch VOD link into Clypse from Safari or Chrome and get its best moments as vertical clips with captions. Clypse doesn't save existing Twitch clips; it cuts new ones from the VOD.
The flow is designed for thumbs, not desktop menus.
In the Twitch app, open a past broadcast, tap Share and copy the link. Desktop VOD links work too.
Open Clypse in Safari or Chrome and paste the link. No app required.
Download the clips you want as MP4s, already vertical with captions.
A downloader gives you one horizontal file. Clypse finds the moments in a VOD and cuts each one into a vertical clip with captions, ready for the feed you post to.
Each clip downloads as a standard video file that works in Photos, Files, CapCut, Discord and every major editor.
Clypse doesn't open Twitch clip links. Paste the VOD and Clypse finds the highlights for you.
Convert horizontal Twitch footage to 9:16, add captions, and center the action for short‑form feeds.
Yes. Open Clypse in Safari, paste a Twitch VOD link and download the clips from the browser.
No. Clypse doesn't download Twitch clips. Paste the VOD the clip came from and Clypse finds the best moments of the stream, up to 10 clips from one video.
Yes. Every clip comes out vertical 9:16 with captions, ready for TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels.
The phone guide covers where downloads land in Safari and Chrome, saving videos to Photos, and what to do when iOS hides the download button.
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