Valorant Clip Maker – Turn Gameplay into Shorts

The Valorant Clip Maker is a dedicated vertical video creation tool inside Gameplay Shorts. Instead of blindly center-cropping 16:9 widescreen gameplay and losing crucial match information, our built-in Valorant Gaming HUD layout arranges your full-frame vertical gunplay in the center while preserving player portraits, the minimap radar, round timer, health, ammo, and killfeed.

You can independently position, scale, and mask up to 8 dedicated HUD widgets: (1) Team 1 defender/attacker portraits, (2) Team 2 opponent portraits, (3) MiniMap radar, (4) Health and shield status, (5) Weapon loadout and ammo count, (6) Round countdown and spike plant timer, (7) Killfeed multi-frag counter, and (8) Streamer Facecam. Each widget includes center-anchored Widget Size control from 25% to 300%.

A standard 9:16 center crop cuts off more than 60% of your 16:9 widescreen frame. Viewers on TikTok, Reels, or YouTube Shorts cannot see who is alive, how much health you have left during a 1v3 clutch, how much time is left on the spike, or which weapons are available. Gaming HUD preserves the narrative tension by keeping these crucial details in frame.

Yes. Signed-in creators can fine-tune widget crops, positions, scales, and mask feathering, then click "Save as New" or "Update" to store their personal preset under Valorant. For every future clip or stream, you can apply your custom layout in one click without reconfiguring coordinates.

Widgets support Mask-Only mode with rectangle and ellipse shapes. For example, our Valorant preset uses a tailored ellipse mask for the circular MiniMap radar and rectangular masks for team headers and health bars. With adjustable Shape Feather (from 0 up to 40+), harsh bounding box edges dissolve seamlessly into the gameplay.

No. Gameplay Shorts does not use in-game Valorant game-engine classifiers (such as headshot flags or defuse event logs). Instead, our multi-signal highlight engine evaluates overall audio dynamics, streamer vocal reactions, chat message surges, and visual motion across your Twitch broadcast to surface exciting candidate moments, while you retain full creative control over the final HUD composition.

Yes. You do not need to download multi-gigabyte VOD files to your hard drive. Simply paste your Twitch VOD link or enter the video ID into Gameplay Shorts, and our cloud system fetches, analyzes, and previews the stream footage directly in your browser.

Yes. The Facecam widget is included in the preset and can be enabled with one click. You can size and position your webcam feed at the top of the canvas, keeping your genuine clutch reactions visible without blocking your crosshair or operator line of sight.

Yes. Gameplay Shorts includes automatic speech-to-text transcription for any selected clip. You can select Clean, Bold, Gaming, or Karaoke visual subtitle styles, adjust placement between Bottom and Center, edit transcript wording directly in the browser, and burn subtitles into the exported MP4 with no extra credit charge.

Yes. Every new account receives a one-time allowance of 2 VOD hours (120 minutes) of stream analysis upon sign-up, with no credit card required. You can test highlight scanning, vertical reframing, the Valorant Gaming HUD layout, and subtitles on your own Valorant gameplay.