Gaming
Keep Stitch Factory open while you play, and press CLIP the moment something happens that you know is worth saving.

Questions
Connect your stream, save moments with CLIP, and edit them in Stitch Factory. Download your finished clips or schedule YouTube Shorts with beta access. Here’s how it works.
How it works
Stitch Factory lets you save moments from your livestream with CLIP, then edit and render them. Download the finished clips or schedule them as Shorts to your connected YouTube channel.
Hit CLIP when something worth keeping happens. Stitch Factory saves a moment around your button press. Edit the saved clip, generate captions if you want them, then render it to download or schedule.
You choose which moments to save by hitting CLIP. You also choose the edits, captions, and layout before rendering. Stitch Factory does not automatically publish a clip when you save it.
Yes. Save moments with CLIP while you stream, then edit, add captions, preview, and render them in the portal. Download the finished clip or schedule it to your connected YouTube channel.
Hit CLIP when you want to keep a moment. Come back to it in the editor while you stream or after your broadcast ends.
Made for how you already stream
Keep Stitch Factory open while you play, and press CLIP the moment something happens that you know is worth saving.
Capture a great quote, a sharp argument, a reaction, or a funny moment the instant it happens in conversation.
Capture the reaction immediately, instead of scrubbing back through the whole broadcast to find it later.
Capture predictions, reactions, and the moments that decide the game the instant they happen.
Whenever you recognize something worth turning into content, Stitch Factory is already there to capture it.
Streaming setup
Yes. Paste your Stitch Factory server URL and stream key into OBS stream settings, then choose your streaming destination in Stitch Factory. Start streaming in OBS and wait for the portal to show Ready to clip.
Yes. In Streamlabs Desktop, add Stitch Factory as a Custom Destination using the server URL and stream key from Connection Settings, then enable Dual Output when you go live. Your existing Streamlabs destination keeps working as it does today while Stitch Factory receives a copy of the feed alongside it.
Yes. Choose YouTube as your streaming destination in Stitch Factory. You can also connect your YouTube channel to schedule finished clips as Shorts. Live streaming and scheduled posts are separate actions.
Yes. Restream is supported as a destination, so you can reach multiple platforms at once while still using CLIP to capture clips.
OBS sends your feed to Stitch Factory, which forwards it to the streaming destination you choose. In Streamlabs Desktop, you can keep your primary destination and add Stitch Factory through Dual Output. In either setup, wait for Ready to clip before hitting CLIP.
Clips & editing
Yes. Generate captions for a saved clip, then edit the wording, timing, style, font, highlight color, background, and size.
Yes. You can add an image or video above your clip and add visual overlay layers on top of it, all chosen from assets you've uploaded.
Yes. Captions, titles, and visual overlays can all be dragged directly in the preview, and overlays can be resized with on-canvas handles. No separate tool is required.
Yes. The editor shows a live preview as you adjust captions, titles, and visuals. Saving your changes never triggers a render. Rendering stays a separate, explicit step whenever you're ready.
Yes. Once a clip finishes rendering, you can download it. Activated beta creators with active workspace access who have completed the required agreement and onboarding can also use Stitch Factory’s built-in scheduler. Connect your YouTube channel, choose Schedule post, and set the date, time, and timezone. Scheduled publishing currently supports YouTube Shorts; other platforms are not available as publishing destinations.
Founding Creator Beta
Sign up for the beta and get 30 days free. No credit card required. Verify your email and accept the creator agreements to start.