You clip the moments. EzClap converts them to vertical, burns in captions, and posts them — automatically. StreamSync publishes after each stream ends; DailyDrop publishes on a fixed weekly schedule. Either way, your Shorts and TikTok accounts stay active without you touching an upload button.
StreamSync ties posting to your streaming rhythm. When your stream ends, EzClap waits for a delay you configure, then publishes the next clip from your Spotlight queue to YouTube Shorts and TikTok. Stream three times a week, and three clips go out a week — each one landing while the stream is still fresh for your audience. No dashboard visit required.
DailyDrop ties posting to the calendar instead. Pick the days and the time — say Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 6pm — and EzClap publishes the next queued clip at those times, whether or not you streamed. This is the mode for keeping a consistent posting cadence through breaks, vacations, or irregular stream weeks.
Automation doesn't mean surrendering your feed to an algorithm. The Spotlight queue is a simple ordered list: you pin the clips you want posted and drag them into order. When StreamSync or DailyDrop fires, the next clip in line goes out. Nothing posts that you didn't put there. EzClap is not another AI clip editor — the only AI in the product is the speech-to-text behind captions. You pick the clips; the automation just does the tedious part.
Your clips sync into EzClap automatically — everything you or your viewers clip shows up in your dashboard without downloads or uploads.
Link your YouTube and TikTok accounts through their official logins. EzClap publishes to both platforms in the same run, so one queued clip covers Shorts and TikTok at once.
Set up your 9:16 layout once in the Clip Wizard — facecam, gameplay framing, branding — and save a caption style with your font and colors. Every auto-posted clip is converted to vertical and captioned with these settings automatically.
After each stream, spend two minutes picking your best moments and dropping them into the queue in the order you want them posted. This is the whole ongoing workload.
Choose stream-triggered or calendar-scheduled posting, set your delay or your days and time, and you're done. Clips convert, caption, and publish on their own from here.
The hard part of short-form isn't making one good clip — it's posting consistently for months. Most streamers start strong, then the manual grind (download, crop, caption, export, upload, repeat per platform) eats the habit within a few weeks. The channels that grow are usually the ones that simply kept posting.
A scheduler removes the failure point. Once your template and caption style exist, keeping both platforms fed costs you a couple of minutes of clip-picking per stream. The conversion and captioning that used to take 15+ minutes per clip happens automatically, and the posting happens whether or not you remember. If you're currently doing this by hand, the Twitch to YouTube Shorts workflow and Twitch clip to TikTok guide show what each manual pipeline looks like next to the automated one.
And because you curate the queue, the automation never posts a dud on your behalf — a common complaint with AI-driven tools that decide for you. If you're comparing options, see how EzClap stacks up as an Eklipse alternative.
Log in to EzClap with Twitch, connect your YouTube and TikTok accounts, set up a vertical template in the Clip Wizard, and queue clips in your Spotlight queue. Then turn on StreamSync to publish automatically after each stream, or DailyDrop to publish on fixed days and times each week.
StreamSync is tied to your streaming: it detects when your stream ends and publishes the next clip from your queue on a delay you configure. DailyDrop is tied to the calendar: it posts on the days and times you choose each week, whether or not you streamed. You can pick whichever matches your rhythm.
No. EzClap is not another AI clip editor — the only AI feature is the speech-to-text behind auto captions. You pick the clips and set their order in the Spotlight queue; the automation only handles the formatting and posting.
YouTube Shorts and TikTok. Both are handled in the same publish run, so one queued clip can go out to both platforms without any extra steps.
Yes. Clips are converted to vertical 9:16 using your saved Clip Wizard template — facecam, gameplay framing, and branding included — and captions generated with speech-to-text are burned in, styled with your saved caption style.
EzClap is free to start and no credit card is required. Pro is $4.99/month at the founder-for-life beta price ($9.99/month for new subscribers after full launch). See the pricing page for what's included.
Free to start. No credit card. Queue your clips once and let StreamSync or DailyDrop handle the rest.
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