Call of Duty clip maker

ClipFlame turns Call of Duty gameplay into Shorts, Reels and TikToks. Upload a Warzone or multiplayer recording, or paste a Twitch or Kick VOD link, choose Gaming, and it finds the moments worth posting: the squad wipe, the final circle, the Gulag win, the proximity chat conversation that went sideways. Each clip comes out 9:16 with your facecam on top and word-by-word captions.

Warzone sessions are long and uneven. Twenty minutes of looting and rotating can end in thirty seconds of chaos. ClipFlame finds those thirty seconds across a whole stream.

What it clips in Call of Duty

• Squad wipes: clearing a full squad, or a 1v4 after your team goes down.
• Final circles: the last fight and the win, or the loss by one bullet.
• Gulag fights: 1v1s that send you back in, or don't.
• Proximity chat: talking to enemies before, during and after a fight. These clips live on what's said, and ClipFlame reads the conversation.
• Multiplayer: killstreaks, nukes, trickshots and quickscopes.
• Fails: falling off a roof, a missed plate swap, a teammate's grenade.

Gunfire and shouting show up as loudness spikes, and the AI looks at frames around each spike, so a wipe with no words still gets picked.

How to clip Call of Duty

1. Record or stream. On PC, use OBS, NVIDIA's Instant Replay, AMD ReLive or Medal. On console, use the console capture, or stream and use the VOD.
2. Upload or paste the link into ClipFlame and choose Gaming. On Pro, a full session works as one upload.
3. Review the clips, sorted by virality score. Fix gamertags and callouts in the captions, then download or schedule them.

Layout for Call of Duty clips

Your facecam goes on top and the middle of the screen below, where your crosshair is. The minimap and kill feed in the corners fall outside the crop. No facecam? The middle of the gameplay fills the width.

Common questions

Does it work for Warzone, multiplayer and zombies?

Yes. ClipFlame doesn't depend on the mode. It picks moments from sound, chat, the screen and what's said.

Can it pick up proximity chat?

Yes. Proximity chat comes through as speech in the recording, so ClipFlame reads it with your own voice. Captions show what was said.

Is ClipFlame made by Activision?

No. ClipFlame is an independent tool and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Activision. Call of Duty and Warzone are trademarks of Activision Publishing, Inc.