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Finds the kills and clutches in a Twitch VOD and cuts them to vertical clips with subtitles
FragCut takes a Twitch VOD link or an uploaded gameplay file and finds the moments worth keeping — kills, aces, clutches and the funny bits — then cuts them to vertical 9:16 with auto-generated subtitles, typically five to eight clips from one source video. It runs in the browser, accepts MP4, MOV, WebM and MKV, and targets TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. Two plans cover thirty clips a month or unlimited clips. It is an indie product built by a solo developer, and the paperwork shows it: the published terms of service still contain an unfilled jurisdiction placeholder, and no company or country is named anywhere.
Creator is $19.99/month for 30 clips a month; Pro is $49.99/month for unlimited clips. Both include highlight detection, vertical conversion and auto subtitles, and both can be cancelled at any time. No free tier or trial credit is published, and no annual discount is offered, so the cheapest way to evaluate it is a single month at $19.99.
Use tool ↗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.
Watch out: The terms of service are unfinished — the governing-law clause is a template placeholder — so there is no stated jurisdiction if a billing dispute arises.
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