Open the studio
For Twitch, Kick and YouTube gamers

Gameplay in. Vertical Short out.

Drop in a 16:9 clip. Auto-Framer finds your facecam, picks the loudest moment and exports a 1080×1920 Short. No facecam? You get a full-screen gameplay Short instead.

FreeNo sign-upYour video stays on your computer
1080×1920YouTube's recommended Shorts size
6Layout templates
3 minLongest Short you can export
0 MBUploaded to any server
What it does

The edit you'd do by hand, done for you

Finds your facecam

It scans the clip for the box your camera or avatar sits in. Found: facecam on top, gameplay below. Not found: 100% gameplay.

Six layouts

Split, 50/50, full gameplay, cam bubble, square and whole frame, modelled on YouTube's own Shorts layouts.

Loudest-moment finder Beta

It reads the clip's audio and starts your Short just before the biggest spike, so the hype lands in the first seconds. It only listens to sound for now, so check its pick.

Bold captions

Type a hook like "1V4 CLUTCH" and it sits on the seam in thick white letters with a neon glow.

Private by design

Everything runs in your browser tab. Your clip is never uploaded, so there is nothing to leak and no queue to wait in.

Ready to post

Exports 1080×1920 with the original sound, up to 3 minutes: the size and length YouTube Shorts accept.

Templates

Pick a layout, or let it pick for you

With a facecam it starts on Facecam + gameplay; without one, on Full gameplay. You can switch at any time.

Studio

Make your Short

Drop a gaming clip here MP4, WebM, MOV or MKV · 16:9 works best

Your Short appears here.

Preview · 1080×1920

How it works

Three steps, about a minute

Add a clip

Drop a clip from your stream or recording. MP4 from OBS, Twitch or Medal works as is.

Check the layout

It finds your facecam and picks a layout. Switch templates, nudge the crop, add a caption.

Export and post

Export, download the 1080×1920 file and upload it to YouTube Shorts, TikTok or Reels.

Pricing

Free now. Pro is on the way.

Available now

Free

$0 forever for the browser studio
  • Automatic facecam detection
  • All six layout templates
  • Loudest-moment finder (beta)
  • Caption on the Short
  • 1080×1920 export, up to 3 minutes
Open the studio
In development

Pro

Soon
  • Word-by-word captions from your voice
  • Several Shorts from one long VOD
  • Server rendering, so you can close the tab
  • Import clips by Twitch link
FAQ

Questions streamers ask

Is it really free?

Yes. The studio runs on your computer, so it costs nothing to serve. A paid Pro plan for server features is in development.

Is my video uploaded anywhere?

No. The clip is read and rendered inside your browser tab. The one exception is Pro captions from voice: only the sound of the part you chose is sent, so it can be turned into words, and Auto-Framer doesn't keep it.

It picked the wrong layout. What do I do?

Click the layout you want in the studio; your choice wins. Detection can mistake a bordered minimap or scoreboard for a facecam, and can miss a camera with no visible edge. Use the Facecam sliders to point at it.

Which files work?

MP4 (H.264), MOV, MKV and WebM open in Chrome, Edge and Firefox. AVI, WMV and many H.265 (HEVC) files don't. Convert them once with free FFmpeg:

ffmpeg -i "yourfile.avi" -c:v libx264 -preset veryfast -crf 20 -c:a aac -movflags +faststart converted.mp4
How long can a Short be?

From 5 seconds to 3 minutes, which is YouTube's limit for Shorts. Export runs in real time, so a 60-second Short takes about a minute. Keep the tab open while it records.

Which browsers work?

Recent Chrome and Edge on a computer work best. Firefox works and may save WebM instead of MP4, which YouTube accepts. Safari and phones are not tested yet.