Turn raw recordings into clips, fast.
QlipQ watches your capture folders, queues every new recording, and gives you a focused editor to trim, crop, pick audio tracks, and export.
📂 Folder watching
Point QlipQ at one or more folders. New recordings appear in the queue automatically.
✂️ Trim & crop
Scrub the timeline, set in/out points, and crop the frame — no timeline scrubbing in a NLE.
🎚️ Audio tracks
Keep desktop, mute the mic, or rebalance levels per track before you export.
🏷️ Smart renaming
Rename recordings with templates that read the date and game from OBS filenames.
⚡ Fast exports
Stream-copy the video for instant trims, or re-encode when you crop, change resolution or frame rate, or pick a non-Original quality. Audio is always mixed to a single track.
🔭 Highlights (soon)
A future local AI pass will scan clips and surface likely highlights for you.
How it works
- Record gameplay with OBS (we recommend the replay buffer).
- QlipQ adds each new file to the queue with its date and game parsed from the name.
- Open a clip, trim and crop it, choose audio tracks, and export to your output folder.
Organize your OBS recordings with QlipQRenamer
Our optional OBS Lua script sorts recordings, saved replays, and screenshots into per-game folders. It can also prefix filenames with the game title. Use it on its own, or let QlipQ watch the organized folders and queue your clips for editing.
Requires OBS 28 or newer. Runs with OBS's bundled Lua runtime — no Python install needed.