Eklipse review

Eklipse turns livestreams into short clips for social platforms. Its AI looks for gameplay highlights using events, audio spikes and chat activity, then reframes selected moments as vertical 9:16 clips. You can review and edit the results: trim footage, change templates, adjust captions and modify the highlights. Captions are editable, and a voice command—“clip it”—lets you mark a moment without stopping gameplay.

The workflow extends beyond clipping. Eklipse’s Content Planner lets you schedule and post approved clips to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and Facebook. That makes it more than a highlight detector: it combines selection, editing and publishing in one tool. The trade-off is that the AI’s first cut is not necessarily ready to post. You still need to check whether it caught enough context and whether captions are accurate.

Eklipse covers much of the path from stream to short-form post: it can find candidate moments, reframe them vertically, add captions and provide editing and scheduling tools. If the AI catches a useful moment, that can spare you from scrubbing through a full stream just to find it. Voice commands also offer a way to flag a moment while playing, rather than relying only on automatic detection.

A commenter in a Reddit thread said they use Eklipse’s free version on clips they had already made on Kick, mainly for vertical formatting, camera placement and subtitles. That is a narrower use than automatic stream-to-clip generation, but it suggests the editor can be useful even when you choose the moments yourself. The same commenter said subtitles sometimes need correction, so treat auto-captions as a draft, not a final transcript.

The Content Planner is another practical part of the package: approved clips can be scheduled and posted to four named platforms. That reduces tool-hopping if those are already your channels. Eklipse’s clearest value is a connected workflow; it does not remove the need to review the output.

The main limitation is the review work. One Reddit commenter said Eklipse sometimes started a clip in the middle of a fight, before the fight’s setup. Another user, discussing Eklipse’s captioning on clips already made on Kick, said the subtitles were not always correct. Those are user reports, not a measure of how often problems happen, but they point to the same issue: you may still need to fix context, trims and text before posting.

Price is also a real hurdle. The pricing details checked on 2026-11-06 list Eklipse Premium at $24.99 per month and Premium Pro at $39.99 per month. Both monthly plans store clips for 14 days. Annual prices are not published; annual plans store clips for 90 days and add 1080p lossless export. A Reddit post quoted Eklipse at $19 per month, but that does not match the published current pricing. The pricing details list no free plan or free trial, although one Reddit commenter says they use a free version. Confirm availability before relying on that option.

The pricing page lists Eklipse Premium at $24.99 per month and Premium Pro at $39.99 per month. That is a $15 monthly jump—about 60% more for Pro. The published pricing details do not explain which extra features justify the higher tier, so compare the plans directly before paying more.

There is no listed free plan, and add-ons are not listed. Annual prices are not published, so we can’t calculate an annual discount or compare the full cost with other tools. There is one billing wrinkle: monthly plans store clips for 14 days, while annual plans store them for 90 days and add 1080p lossless export. That makes the unlisted annual price especially relevant if you need longer storage or lossless files. Check the checkout page for the actual annual charge and renewal terms before committing.

The published material does not describe an import tool, a bulk export option, or a migration process. If you’re moving to Eklipse, plan to review the AI-selected moments and rebuild any clip schedule you need; the product’s workflow includes editing clips and scheduling approved posts. Before leaving, confirm how to download clips and captions you want to keep. The pricing details list 14 days of clip storage on monthly plans and 90 days on annual plans, so don’t assume your library stays available after you switch.

We can’t identify a Reddit-backed reason people leave from the published published material: it contains no Reddit posts. The stated product limitation is that AI picks may need fixes, so creators expecting reliable automatic selections may find the review work a poor fit. Export and account-transfer details are not published here; check those before moving a large archive or scheduled campaign.