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Eklipse vs FragCut

Two fact sheets from our own research, side by side — pricing, platforms, API access and status re-checked by us rather than quoted from the vendors. Eklipse starts at $24.99, FragCut at $19.99. Only Eklipse has a free tier.

EklipseWatches your Twitch, Kick or YouTube stream and cuts the highlights into vertical clips.FragCutFinds the kills and clutches in a Twitch VOD and cuts them to vertical clips with subtitles

Side by side

FactEklipseFragCut
CategoryStreaming & Creator ToolsShort-form & Clip Repurposing
Pricing modelFreemiumPaid
Starts at$24.99 month$19.99 month
Public APINoNo
PlatformsWeb, iOS, AndroidWeb
CompanyEklipse—
Launched2021—
Last verifiedSep 6, 2026Sep 6, 2026

What our research says

Eklipse

Built specifically for streamers rather than adapted from a generic clipper, and it shows: game-aware detection across 3,000-plus titles, Kick and console support, and a stack of free Twitch utilities around it. The free tier is real. Premium is not cheap at $24.99 a month, and buying it inside the mobile app costs $3 more for the same thing.

Pros

  • Game-aware highlight detection across 3,000+ titles
  • Handles Twitch, Kick, YouTube and console sources
  • Free tier includes highlights, studio, publisher and the mobile app
  • Voice command to mark a moment mid-stream
  • Free Twitch emote, panel, badge and VOD tools alongside the paid product

Cons

  • Premium at $24.99/month is high for a single-purpose clipper
  • In-app purchase on iOS and Android costs $27.99 for the same plan
  • No public API
  • Terms grant Eklipse the right to use any video you process as promotional material

FragCut

A focused tool that does the tedious part of streaming: scrubbing a four-hour VOD for the thirty seconds worth posting. Pulling directly from a Twitch URL rather than requiring a download is the detail that saves the most time. It is one person's product, priced like a funded one, with legal boilerplate that was never filled in.

Pros

  • Imports straight from a Twitch VOD URL as well as uploaded MP4, MOV, WebM and MKV
  • Detection is tuned to gameplay events like kills, aces and clutches rather than generic scene changes
  • Outputs vertical 9:16 with auto subtitles, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts
  • Runs entirely in the browser with no local install or GPU needed

Cons

  • No free tier or trial; evaluation costs $19.99
  • The published terms of service still contain a bracketed jurisdiction placeholder
  • No company, country or legal entity named anywhere on the site
  • Single-developer product with no API and no stated uptime or support commitment

Which one fits

Choose Eklipse if you need

  • Twitch and Kick streamers who want clips without scrubbing VODs
  • Console streamers with no capture-card workflow
  • Creators repurposing long streams into TikTok and Shorts

Choose FragCut if you need

  • Streamers who want daily shorts out of their own VODs without editing
  • Small gaming channels repurposing longform footage for TikTok and Shorts
  • Anyone who wants vertical clips with subtitles already burned in

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