YouTube, Kick and Twitch in a single native desktop app. Rolling live buffer, one-click clips and a full editor, built in.
Sign in once. Your follows, history and settings sync across YouTube, Kick and Twitch.
ONE ACCOUNTOpen any video or live channel. The Clip Engine starts its rolling buffer in the background.
AUTO BUFFERSomething happens. Pick a length and the moment is saved instantly, ready to edit.
ONE CLICKSign in once and switch between YouTube, Kick and Twitch without leaving the window. Follows, history and clips follow you.
A clean, fast YouTube client with no clutter. Search, subscriptions, playlists and history, with 4K playback and a native downloader.
Browse live channels, follow streamers and watch with chat. The Lumoris Clip Engine records a rolling buffer so the moment you just saw is never lost.
Smooth, uninterrupted playback with the same recording panel as Kick. Follow channels, browse categories and clip the play the second it happens.
The engine records the stream in the background while you watch. When something happens, one click saves it. No scrubbing, no screen recorder, no lost moments.
Try it. Pick a length and the engine saves that much, instantly.
The buffer is already on disk. Pick a length and the clip is ready to edit the same second.
No screen recording, no upload, no waiting. The engine works from the stream itself, so clips stay sharp and instant.
The engine attaches to the live stream you are already watching. Nothing extra to launch.
Up to 30 minutes are kept in a rolling window on your own disk. Old footage rolls off automatically.
Choose 10 to 200 seconds, or pick the exact moment with Accurate clip. The cut is made from the buffer.
Open it in the editor, reframe for vertical, add sound and text, then export in one pass.
Every clip opens in a full timeline editor. Trim, reframe for vertical, add sound, export.
Drag, scale and crop the video inside any frame. Blurred fills and custom backgrounds.
Layer music and effects on their own tracks, with per-track volume.
Ramp speed up or down and fade in and out, frame accurate.
Follows, history and settings live on your account and follow you to any machine.
Pop any stream or video into a floating window and keep browsing.
Show what you are watching or clipping on your Discord profile.
Listen without video, or export the audio of anything as an MP3.
See at a glance which of your followed channels are on air right now.
Updates are cryptographically signed and install quietly in the background.
Clip cuts and editor exports run on NVENC hardware encoding in H.264 and HEVC, so renders finish fast and your CPU stays free. Without an NVIDIA GPU, LumoClip falls back to the CPU automatically.
Everything is saved locally. No upload queue, no waiting on a server. Open a clip, edit it, export it.
Clip your own highlights the second they happen and post them before the stream ends.
KICK · TWITCHPull moments from any channel you follow and send them straight to a cut.
TIMELINETurn long streams and videos into 9:16 shorts with the Freesize editor.
9:16Never lose the play you just saw. Save it, keep it, share it with friends.
YOUTUBE · KICK · TWITCHYouTube, Kick and Twitch, all inside one desktop app. Live clipping with the rolling buffer works on Kick and Twitch. YouTube videos can be clipped from any point.
While you watch a live stream, the Lumoris Clip Engine keeps the last 30 minutes on your disk. When you press a clip length, it cuts that section out of the buffer and opens it in the editor.
No. Clips are saved to a folder on your PC. Nothing is uploaded unless you choose to share it yourself.
Yes. The editor has 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 and 16:9 frames plus the Freesize layout, where you can drag, scale and crop the video inside any frame.
Lite covers off-stream clips and videos, exported up to 720p60 with a watermark. Premium adds live buffer clipping and full quality exports without a watermark.
No. LumoClip is an independent app by Lumoris Labs. All platform names and trademarks belong to their owners.
No. LumoClip is built to take full advantage of NVIDIA RTX and GTX cards through NVENC hardware encoding, which makes cuts and exports much faster. On other hardware it falls back to CPU encoding automatically, so everything still works.
Windows for now. Other systems are not announced yet.
Everything you need to clip and edit videos and recordings.
Live buffer clipping and the whole editor, with no limits.
