Adjust aspect ratios and extract clips from long videos in one click
Kapwing's free Twitch to TikTok converter is an easy-to-use, automated resizing tool that changes Twitch clips from landscape (16:9) to portrait (9:16). With aspect ratios for every social media platform available in the top toolbar, you can repurpose content with just one click. Quickly grow your online presence across multiple platforms with a streamlined solution that requires no prior editing experience.
Find the best moments from your streams without relying on Twitch's clip suggestions, which are often out of context or too long for TikTok. Kapwing’s AI-powered Repurpose Studio analyzes your video and suggests short, relevant highlights, ranging from 15 seconds to 60 seconds depending on your input. Each clip is completely customizable, so you can switch styles from a Twitch to TikTok audience with new fonts, colors, layers, and uploads.
Quickly upload, resize, and convert Twitch clips to TikTok without losing focus on your main speaker. Kapwing’s Auto Speaker Focus tool automatically centers active speakers in videos with multiple personalities, streamlining the process for effortless, polished results.
All suggested clips include auto-generated subtitles, enhancing watch times and video accessibility. Customize subtitles with over 100 colors, sizes, and styles to match your Twitch aesthetic and appeal to a new TikTok audience.
Continue to expand your reach by auto-translating videos into 75+ languages with 99% accuracy. These features can be used independently or integrated into the AI-powered clip converter, giving creators complete control and flexibility of every project.
Save your favorite styles — like custom subtitle fonts, video transitions, and background music — and reuse them seamlessly across projects. Maintain consistency and appeal with templates and designs crafted for TikTok's Gen Z audience, all in one online editing platform.
Join millions of Twitch streamers using Kapwing to reach new audiences
Gaming streamers automatically resize Twitch clips for TikTok to share epic gaming moments and funny team interactions with their TikTok followers
Twitch streamers repurpose their videos for TikTok to share funny, unscripted game moments or laughable chat interactions with their fans, adding humorous captions as a final touch
Beauty and body art streamers convert their Twitch streams into TikTok mini-tutorials that share makeup application techniques, skincare routines, and product reviews
Streamers extract and upload Twitch clips to TikTok for free, showcasing high points from their live fan Q&A sessions and funny comment reactions
Gamers post clips on TikTok that focus on the peak moments of their speedruns, such as timer countdowns, impressive moves, or the exact moments when they set new records
Kapwing's Auto Speaker Focus automatically zooms in on the streamer’s face or game footage, highlighting expressions and key moments without the need for manual editing
Quickly crop out distracting stream overlays or sidebars to turn Twitch tournament streams into best-of clips, scoreboard time lapses, or exciting moment and reaction mashups
Copy your video URL from Twitch and paste it into Kapwing or upload straight from your device if you have the video downloaded
Click "Resize project" in the right-hand toolbar and resize your Twitch clips to vertical (9:16) format and choose from "Fill and crop" or "Fit to center"
Make any final edits, export and download the file as an MP4, and post the clips to TikTok.
To use AI to automatically resize and find clips within your video, add the Twitch video to Kapwing's Repurpose Studio and follow the steps.
If you are using Kapwing on a Free account then all exports — including from the Twitch clips to TikTok tool — will contain a watermark. Once you upgrade to a Pro account the watermark will be completely removed from all the videos and images you create.
Yes, Kapwing's Repurpose Twitch to TikTok tool is free for all users and includes preset aspect ratios for quick and easy resizing. However, a Pro account is needed to get 4k video quality and unlimited auto-subtitling.
TikTok recommends 1080 x 1920 with an aspect ratio of 9:16. Creators can get these exact dimensions by clicking the "Resize Project" in the right-hand toolbar and then selecting the "TikTok Video (9:16)" preset size from the dropdown menu.
Over the years, TikTok has transformed from a platform filled with choregraphed dance videos to a hub of eclectic content, including the ever-popular video game streams. Some of the most highly viewed games on TikTok are Garena Free Fire, Roblox, Fortnite, Minecraft, PUBG Mobile, and Genshin Impact.
Streamers clip their Twitch streams for TikTok, arranging a vertical layout of themselves on top of their game stream. Creators also post their adjusted Twitch clips on Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts for increased viewership.
You need at least 1,000 followers on TikTok in order to get a stream key. If you have a stream key, go to TikTok on desktop and click "Go Live," and then "Go Live" again to confirm. TikTok will display your stream key. You can use this sequence of numbers and letters to stream from Open Broadcaster Software (OBS). In OBS, go to File > Settings > Stream, then copy & paste the server key as a "Custom" service. You'll also need to change your canvas in OBS to 1080 x 1920.
Your TikTok stream key changes ever day, so you need to repeat this process daily to ensure your stream goes through to TikTok. If this method doesn't work for you, try networking with a TikTok employee on Twitter or LinkedIn to ask them for help, as they can look up the stream key for any account.
One key strategy is to not leave your streaming sessions completely up to chance. You want to approach each stream with the viewer in mind and imagine yourself as a host or entertainer. What would the game's audience find interesting? What would excite them or make them laugh?
Before you stream, brainstorm common in-game events and how you might add funny commentary or execute a bit of eye-catching gameplay. This way, you're more likely to naturally produce memorable moments you can clip and post on TikTok.
You can find your Twitch clips in the Clips page of your Creator Dashboard. Go to Creator Dashboard > Content > Clips. Here, you can sort and filter clips, edit titles, and watch or share clips.
Follow the below five steps to take a Twitch clip and post it onto TikTok:
Kapwing's Twitch to TikTok tool is built for social media, allowing you to easily resize content to fit any platform.
Read our social media aspect ratios blog to discover the best video sizes for every platform.
Kapwing is free to use for teams of any size. We also offer paid plans with additional features, storage, and support.