Turn a Twitch VOD into TikTok clips
You stream on Twitch and want to post on TikTok without spending your evenings editing. VodRush takes your VOD URL, cuts the moments worth keeping, and hands back vertical 9:16 clips ready to publish. No editing, no software to learn.
How it works
Paste the link to a Twitch VOD. VodRush pulls the video, spots the moments that stand out from the audio and the chat, then reframes each cut to vertical 9:16.
Every clip comes out with a clean start and end and a repositionable webcam on the vertical frame. You get files ready to send to TikTok, Reels or Shorts, without opening an editor.
- Paste your Twitch VOD URL
- Moments are cut automatically
- Vertical 9:16 reframe with a repositionable webcam
- Download clips ready to post
What you get
Clips in the language of your stream, not an English transcript cropped to fit. The language is detected automatically, so a French VOD gives French clips.
One processed clip goes out to several platforms at once: TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts all share the 9:16 format, so you publish once and post everywhere.
Who it is for
For Twitch streamers who produce long VODs and have no time to edit them by hand. The pipeline is built for multi-hour sessions, not for videos that are already short.
If you mostly clip podcasts or generic talking-head content, transcript-first tools already do that well. VodRush is aimed at cutting long stream VODs.
What it costs
Processing one VOD costs about 0.20 dollars in machine time, which is what lets the plan stay cheap instead of billing per imported minute. You pay by the number of VODs, not by video length.
Free trial at €0 with no card, on a VOD of up to 4 hours; then €9, €19 or €39 per month (provisional), from 6 to 30 VODs a month, with an annual billing option that costs less. On paid plans a single VOD can run up to 12 hours, and up to 18 hours on the top plan.