Gaming clips that get to the play before the swipe
The problems, and what fixes them
Hours of VOD, and you remember roughly where the good part was.
Cut a section up to 15 (Creator) or 60 (Studio) minutes and the clip finder suggests the moments worth clipping, from what you said.
Clips open on the walk to the fight.
Likely drop-off moments show where viewers are likely to leave, and trims cut the dead time.
Your best reactions are buried under game audio.
Audio cleanup evens out levels on export; captions make your commentary readable with the sound off.
Every clip title is 'insane clutch'.
Each check writes 5 hook options from your actual commentary.
The features that do it
- Clip finderCreator and Studio
- Suggested moments from a VOD section up to 15 (Creator) or 60 (Studio) minutes.
- Hook rewrites
- 5 hooks per check, from your commentary.
- Word-by-word captions
- Emphasis words for reactions, placed clear of each app's buttons.
- Speed and zooms
- Speed up the travel, punch in on the play.
- Hook packsCreator and Studio
- 2 or 3 versions of a clip with different openings, from one click.
- Re-check and compare
- Re-upload an edited version and compare the scores side by side.
What works for this kind of video
Start one beat before the payoff
Viewers do not need the whole round. Open a second or two before the moment that matters, and put the stakes on screen as text: 'last one alive, 1 HP'.
Talk while you play
ViralAri scores hooks and clarity from speech. A clip with your commentary gets a full check and hooks written from your words; a gameplay-only clip can still be checked for pacing and length, but there is no spoken hook to score.
Choose your vertical framing on purpose
Speaker tracking follows faces, so on a clip with a facecam it would frame your camera instead of the game. For gameplay, keep the default vertical framing with a blurred fill, or lay out a vertical scene in your streaming software.
Keep HUD details out of the button area
Scoreboards, kill feeds and health bars often sit at the screen edges. After a vertical crop, check they are not under the app's buttons.
Step by step
- Export a section of your VOD (up to 15 (Creator) or 60 (Studio) minutes).
- Run the clip finder, or upload a clip you cut yourself (up to 2 minutes).
- Trim the lead-in so the clip starts near the play, pick a hook.
- Export vertical with captions and post.
What ViralAri does not do
- ViralAri works from speech. Gameplay without commentary gets low hook and clarity scores and no written hooks.
- It does not connect to Twitch, YouTube or Kick. Download your VOD and upload the file.
- Speaker tracking follows faces, not the action on screen.
- It does not check game publisher or music rights for you.
Questions
Can it find clips in a full stream?
The clip finder reads up to 15 (Creator) or 60 (Studio) minutes at a time, on Creator and Studio. Export the sections where you know something happened and run it on each.
What happens with a clip that has no voice?
ViralAri tells you it could not hear speech and can still check pacing, length and on-screen text. For a full check, add commentary or a voiceover.
Will it crop my facecam and gameplay into a split layout?
No. There is no split-screen layout. The options are the standard vertical framing with a blurred fill, or speaker tracking, which follows a face.
Check your actual draft before you post
Check any short in about a minute: Ari scores the opening, flags the moments most likely to lose viewers, suggests 3 fixes and writes 5 hooks from what you say. Got a podcast or stream? Clip finder finds the best moments in videos up to 15 minutes.
Free tools that help
- Free, daily limitHook generatorFive openers for any topic, with on-screen text and the hook type.
- Free, daily limitVideo to SRTStandard SRT and VTT files: 42 characters a line, 2 lines a cue.
- Free, instantTikTok video sizeRecommended size and ratio, plus TikTok's safe zones.