Overwatch clip maker
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ClipFlame turns Overwatch 2 gameplay into Shorts, Reels and TikToks. Upload a recording or paste a Twitch or Kick VOD link, choose Gaming, and it finds the moments worth posting: the ultimate combo, the team fight you won down a player, the overtime hold, the flank that went wrong. Each clip comes out 9:16 with your facecam on top and word-by-word captions.
Overwatch picks one Play of the Game per match, and it's often not the moment you'd post. ClipFlame looks across a whole session, using what you say, the sound, chat and the screen, and scores every moment it finds.
What it clips in Overwatch
- Ultimate combos: two or three ults stacked into a team wipe.
- Team fights: wins down a player, and fights turned by one good play.
- Overtime: holds and pushes in the last seconds.
- Hero plays: a clutch heal, a boop off the map, a flank that lands.
- Fails: ults into nobody, falls off the map, and the reaction.
- Comms: callouts, celebrations and the arguments after.
Ultimate voice lines and shouting show up as loudness spikes, and the AI looks at frames around each spike.
How to clip Overwatch
- Record, stream, or use a replay. Overwatch 2 keeps replays of recent games: watch one and record it with OBS. Or record live with OBS, NVIDIA's Instant Replay, AMD ReLive or Medal.
- Upload or paste the link into ClipFlame and choose Gaming.
- Review the clips, sorted by virality score. Fix hero and player names in the captions, then download or schedule them.
Layout for Overwatch clips
Your facecam goes on top and the middle of the screen below, where your crosshair is. The kill feed (top right) and team bar (top) fall outside the crop. No facecam? The middle of the gameplay fills the width.
Common questions
Does it work for every role?
Yes. Tank, damage and support plays all get picked, from sound, the screen and what's said.
Can it clip without commentary?
Yes. With Gaming chosen, ClipFlame picks moments from the sound and the screen too.
Is ClipFlame made by Blizzard?
No. ClipFlame is an independent tool and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Blizzard Entertainment. Overwatch is a trademark of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc.