Find the moment. Make the clip.
Paste a Kick link or upload a file. VODSpark scans the whole video, finds the moments that stand out, and prepares subtitled 9:16 clips at the source's real quality. You decide what gets posted.
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The steps you'd do by hand, with the slow part done for you. Every job shows its real progress, stage by stage.
A Kick, Twitch or YouTube link, or the video file itself. You see the title, length, resolution and frame rate before anything downloads.
Speech is transcribed and every minute is checked for reactions, loudness spikes and scene changes. Nothing is sampled or skipped.
Each candidate gets a timestamp, a preview and the reasons it was picked, with the setup and payoff included.
Adjust the start and end, title, subtitles and framing in a live 9:16 preview.
Download an H.264 MP4 with burned-in subtitles plus an SRT file. You post it yourself, when you want.
Keep the whole picture over a blurred fill, crop to fill the screen, or stack the facecam above the gameplay. Preview each before you export.
15–60 second windows follow a moment until it resolves and snap to sentence breaks, so nothing starts mid-thought.
Captions follow the speech word by word, with a short title that teases the payoff without misleading. Edit every line.
A clean VODSpark mark with position, size and opacity controls, added only to exports. Paid plans can remove it, and Pro can use your own logo.
VODSparkLong videos are downloaded and analyzed by separate workers with live progress. Close the tab and come back later.
If a link is private, age-restricted or blocked, VODSpark says why and lets you upload the file instead.
Exports keep the real resolution and frame rate. "4K" only appears for real 2160p sources, and upscaling is off unless you choose it.
VODSpark says what it found and why, reports the real quality of your source, and leaves the final call to you.
On plans with clip review, each candidate is judged as a standalone short: does it hook, make sense, and pay off?
A 1080p stream stays 1080p. Nothing is relabelled.
VODSpark prepares the files. Publishing stays with you.
Simple monthly or yearly pricing in US dollars. Change or cancel any time.
No. It prepares the MP4, subtitles and a suggested caption. You download them and post wherever you like, whenever you like.
The source's real resolution and frame rate. A 1080p60 VOD gives a 1080×1920, 60 fps vertical clip. VODSpark never labels a video 4K unless the source really is 2160p, and upscaling is off unless you turn it on.
Kick past broadcasts, Twitch VODs, YouTube videos and your own uploads, as long as you own them or have permission to clip them. VODSpark doesn't get around logins, paywalls, DRM or region locks.
A small VODSpark mark with the brand icon on exported clips, with controls for position, size and opacity. It's on the Free plan, paid plans can turn it off, and Pro can show your own logo and name instead. It's never added to your source video.
On plans that include clip review, an AI model scores each candidate for hook, clarity, payoff, entertainment and edit quality, and explains why. It's a second opinion, and you make the final call.
Yes. Delete a single project and its files, or delete your account from Settings. That removes your projects, files and exports and cancels any subscription.
Paste your next VOD and see which moments stand out.