How to clip on Kick
To clip on Kick, sign in, open a live stream or a VOD, and click the Clip icon in the player or press C on your keyboard. Pick the part you want (10 to 180 seconds), type a title and click Publish. Many channels also have a !clip chat command: type !clip in chat and a bot saves the last seconds of the stream and posts the link.
The Kick details here come from Kick’s help article How to create clips on Kick, checked in October 2026.
Make a clip with Kick’s Clip button
Section titled “Make a clip with Kick’s Clip button”- Sign in to Kick. Kick says any logged-in viewer can make clips.
- Open the live stream, or a VOD on the channel’s Videos tab. Kick lets you clip VODs too.
- Click the Clip icon in the video player, or press C. The Create clip window opens.
- Drag the slider handles to pick the moment you want. A clip is 10 to 180 seconds long.
- Type a title that says what happens.
- Click Publish.
- Pick what to do next: Download the clip, send it to the streamer’s Chat (not for VOD clips), or copy the Clip Link to share it.
Things to know:
- There is a 60-second wait after a clip before you can make the next one.
- You cannot clip if you are banned from the channel’s chat.
- The streamer can turn clipping off for their channel. If the Clip icon is missing or does not work, that may be the reason (Clips not saving or clip errors).
- Only the channel owner can delete clips from their channel.
Make a clip with the !clip command
Section titled “Make a clip with the !clip command”Some streamers turn on a clip command in their chat bot. It is faster than the button: you type one word and keep watching.
On channels that use KickBot:
- Type
!clipin chat. KickBot saves the last part of the stream, 30 seconds by default. - For a longer or shorter clip, add a number of seconds, for example
!clip 60. The streamer sets the longest clip allowed. - KickBot replies in chat with a link to the clip, for example
@yourname https://kickbot.com/clip/abc123.
The streamer decides who can use !clip. It can be everyone, or only subs, VIPs or mods. If nothing happens, you may not have the right role, or the command may be off.
Find your clips
Section titled “Find your clips”Kick clips:
- On the channel page, open the Clips tab to see the channel’s clips.
- Kick says your own clips are in your clip library on your account (Clips not saving or clip errors).
- Popular clips from all of Kick are on the Clips tab of the Browse page.
KickBot !clip clips:
- The link is in the chat reply.
- All clips of the channel are on its KickBot clip page,
kickbot.com/clips/channelname. You can filter by the viewer who made the clip, so you can find your own.
Download a clip
Section titled “Download a clip”- Kick clips: Kick says all clips can be downloaded as MP4 when you view them.
- KickBot clips: open the clip page and click Download. You do not need an account.
More options, including how to download VODs, are in how to download Kick clips and VODs.
Tips for good clips
Section titled “Tips for good clips”- Clip right after the moment. A
!clipcommand saves the seconds before you type, so do not wait. - Keep it short. The best clips are often 15 to 30 seconds.
- Give it a clear title so people know what happens.
- Ask before you post someone’s clip on other sites. Streamers like it when you share clips, but some have rules about reposting.
How do you clip on Kick on a PC?
Open the stream, then click the Clip icon in the video player or press C. Pick the part you want, add a title and publish.
How long can a clip be on Kick?
Kick clips are 10 to 180 seconds (3 minutes), on desktop and mobile. A !clip from KickBot can be longer if the streamer allows it.
Why does clipping not work for me on Kick?
You must be signed in, you must wait 60 seconds between clips, and you cannot clip if you are banned from the chat. The streamer can also turn clipping off for their channel.
Where do I find my clips on Kick?
In your clip library on your Kick account, and on the Clips tab of the channel you clipped. For KickBot !clip clips, use the link in chat or the channel’s page at kickbot.com/clips/channelname.