Founder, klypra – @henri_tmpDetecting a highlight is only half the job. The moment klypra extracts a clip, it runs it through the same editing steps a clipper would do by hand, automatically, in only a few minutes.
You can choose if you'd like your clips in 16:9 (horizontal) or 9:16 (vertical) for short-form content. TikTok, Reels, and Shorts are all vertical, but your stream is recorded in landscape. klypra detects where your facecam sits in the frame and reframes each clip around it, so the crop actually follows you and your gameplay instead of chopping off the wrong half of the screen.
Every clip is transcribed automatically and can have subtitles burned directly into the video, timed to the word, not just the sentence. Subtitles are one of the biggest factors in whether a viewer actually watches to the end: most people scroll TikTok and Reels with the sound off, and a clip without captions loses them in the first second.
Choose from the most viral subtitle styles to hook your viewers, from a clean classic look to bold, highlight, MrBeast-style, and boxed variants, plus control over where they sit on screen. Pick a default for your account, or override it per channel.
klypra can optionally strip out silence and long dead pauses from a clip before delivery, so a 45-second moment doesn't drag because of 10 seconds of nobody talking in the middle. Watch time is one of the strongest signals TikTok, Reels, and Shorts use to decide how far to push a video, and dead air is the easiest way to lose a viewer before that signal ever builds up. Tighter pacing keeps people watching, without you having to trim anything by hand.
Reframing, subtitles, and silence removal all work on the free plan too, you don't need to pay to see klypra actually edit your clips. Free-tier clips are delivered with a small klypra watermark, and paid plans remove it, so clips go out clean and ready to post under your own name.