Organize your entire Twitch clip library: collections, workflow statuses, duplicate grouping and CSV export. Built for editors.
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updated 31 Jul 2026
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About Clip Desk — Twitch Clip Manager for Streamers
Turn thousands of Twitch clips into a workable library.
If you cut shorts from your streams, you know the routine: hundreds of clips
scattered across the creator dashboard, five different viewers clipping the
same moment, no way to mark what you already edited, and no way to get a list
of links out without clicking every single one.
Clip Desk fixes that.
WHAT IT DOES
• Full clip library — every clip your channel ever had, in one searchable list.
Not just the last page the dashboard shows you.
• Any channel — work with your own archive or someone else's. Editors who cut
clips for other streamers get the same tools.
• Duplicate grouping — five clips of the same moment collapse into one row,
with the most-watched on top. Your list stops being noise.
• Collections and folders — sort clips into a tree that matches how you work:
by month, by episode, by what still needs cutting. A separate "not in a
collection" filter shows what you haven't sorted yet.
• Workflow statuses — mark clips as in progress, edited, published or rejected.
Never lose track of what you already used.
• Notes and tags — write down what to cut and where to post it, right on
the clip.
• Jump to the full VOD — clips are length-limited, the moment often isn't.
One click takes you to the exact second in the full stream recording.
• Timestamp bookmarks — press Alt+Shift+C during a live stream to mark a moment.
When Twitch publishes the VOD, the bookmark links itself to the right second
automatically.
• Export — CSV for your spreadsheet, or a plain list of links for your editor.
• Filters and search — by game, by status, by clipper, by views, by date.
BUILT FOR
Streamers who repurpose their own content, and editors who cut clips
for others.
HOW IT WORKS
Sign in with your Twitch account. Clip Desk reads your clip library through
the official Twitch API and stores it locally in your browser.
Nothing is uploaded anywhere. There is no server, no account, no tracking.
Your clip library, notes and tags never leave your machine.
NOT AFFILIATED WITH TWITCH
Clip Desk is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by,
or sponsored by Twitch Interactive, Inc. Twitch is a trademark of its
respective owner.