ClipEZ Launches to Help Streamers Turn Long Broadcasts into Captioned Shorts

New York, USA, September 17th, 2026, FinanceWire

ClipEZ, a new video editing app for streamers, is now available in the browser, on desktop, and on iPhone and iPad. The app combines AI highlight suggestions, searchable transcripts, and vertical video editing to help creators turn recorded broadcasts into clips for TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram Reels.

The launch addresses a common challenge for streamers who manage their own channels: finding and editing shareable moments after a broadcast ends. ClipEZ lets users review suggested highlights, locate specific conversations, and create captioned shorts without watching the entire recording again. New users receive 10 hours of free stream analysis, with no credit card required.

Finding Moments Across Hours of Footage

ClipEZ generates a searchable transcript synchronized with the recording. Users can search for a phrase, click a transcript line to jump to that moment, and select passages to create a cut. AI suggestions identify additional moments worth reviewing, while chapters organize longer recordings into sections. The workflow supports both creators who know which moment they want and those looking for candidates. Users can review the surrounding context and adjust where each clip begins and ends before moving into the shorts editor.

From Selected Highlight to Captioned Video

The built-in shorts editor lets creators arrange gameplay and webcam footage in a vertical 9:16 frame, refine their cuts, and customize captions. Finished videos export as MP4 files for uploading to social platforms. Creators retain control over which moments they use, how the footage is framed, and what they publish. For projects that need further editing, the desktop app also exports timelines for Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and DaVinci Resolve, alongside video clips and subtitle files.

Browser, Desktop, and Mobile Availability

Users can import Twitch broadcasts in the browser or on iPhone and iPad. The desktop app adds support for YouTube links and local recordings, including footage captured with OBS. Desktop versions are available for Apple Silicon Macs, Windows, and Linux. The free 10-hour analysis allowance is shared across devices.

Pricing

Monthly plans on the ClipEZ website start at $19.99 for 10 analysis hours, with 30-hour and 100-hour options available. Creating clips and exporting do not consume additional analysis hours.

About ClipEZ

ClipEZ is a video editing app for streamers who create clips from their recorded broadcasts. It combines highlight discovery, transcript-based cutting, and captioned vertical editing in one workspace, with desktop export options for further editing in other applications. More information is available at https://clipez.app.

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