Facecam + gameplay
Your camera on the top 30%, gameplay below.
Like YouTube's split screen
For Twitch, Kick and YouTube gamers
Gameplay in. Vertical Short out.
Drop in a 16:9 clip. Auto-Framer finds your facecam, picks the best moment and exports a 1080×1920 Short.
FreeYour video stays on your computer
1080×1920YouTube's recommended Shorts size
9Layout 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.
Nine layouts
Split, 50/50, full gameplay, cam bubble, square, whole frame, Facecam + HUD (keeps your kill feed and minimap on screen), and Full view + zoom, top or bottom.
Highlight finder Beta
It listens for spikes and watches the picture for action and new kills in the kill feed, then starts your Short just before the peak. Still learning, 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.
50 / 50 split
Camera and gameplay share the screen. Great for reactions.
Split-screen variantFull gameplay
All gameplay, cropped to vertical. Picked when there's no facecam.
Like YouTube's SingleGameplay + cam bubble
Full-screen gameplay with your camera in a box near the top.
Picture in pictureSquare
A square crop of the action on a blurred background.
Like YouTube's SquareWhole frame
The full 16:9 picture, nothing cropped, on a blurred background.
Letterbox with blurFacecam + HUD New
Camera, then your minimap and kill feed, then the gameplay.
Kill feed and minimap keptFull view + zoom New
The whole landscape shot in 30%, zoomed gameplay in 70%. Put the full view on top or at the bottom.
See the whole fight and the detail
Studio
Make your Short
Drop a gaming clip here
MP4, WebM, MOV or MKV · 16:9 works best
Layout
facecam gameplay HUD
Looking for a facecam…
Facecam
HUD
Pick your game, or point each box at the corner where your game shows it.
Game
Kill feed
Minimap
Gameplay
Clip
Click or drag on the bar to choose the part of the video your Short uses.
0:000:00 – 0:300:00
The preview is silent; the exported Short keeps the sound.
Caption
Style
Position
Animation
Captions from the voice in your chosen part (Pro), or from a subtitle file. The spoken word lights up, in the style above.
Voice-over Pro
Quick guide
- Pick My words and type exactly what the voice should say, or pick Write it for me and describe the moment, like "hype my 1v4 clutch, a bit funny".
- Choose a language and a voice, then click Make voice-over. It's fitted to your Short's length, and captions follow it word by word.
- Click Preview to hear it with the captions, then Export. The game sound dips while the voice speaks; set how much below.
Say it in your own words and from your own point of view. YouTube can limit earnings on channels that post the same generic AI narration again and again.
Words
Language
Voice
Type your words or an idea, then click Make voice-over.
Export
Your Short appears here.
Working…
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 nine layout templates
- Highlight finder (beta)
- Caption on the Short
- 1080×1920 export, up to 3 minutes
In development
Pro
Soon
- Word-by-word captions from your voice
- AI voice-over from your words, in English, Hindi or Hinglish
- 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. Pro voice-overs send only the text you type.
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.mp4How 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.
How do I add an AI voice-over?
In the studio, open Voice-over (Pro). Type exactly what the voice should say, or pick Write it for me and describe the moment. Choose English, Hindi or Hinglish and a voice, then click Make voice-over. It's fitted to your Short's length, captions follow it word by word, and the game sound dips while it speaks.
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.