Eklipse alternative

Eklipse alternative: ClipX vs Eklipse

Yes, for creators who clip more than games. ClipX is a good Eklipse alternative if you clip podcasts, talk streams and YouTube videos as well as gameplay: it picks moments from what people say, ranks them and follows the speaker, and Pro is $20/mo with unlimited videos and exports. Eklipse is the better pick for gamers who want AI that spots gameplay events such as kills and clutch plays. ClipX gives you one free video a day, up to 3 hours long, with the full editor and in-app preview, and your first Pro month is $4.99.

Feature
ClipX
Eklipse
AI picks clips from a long video
Gameplay events: kills, clutches, funny moments
Paste a YouTube link
YouTube and YouTube Live
Twitch and Kick links
Twitch; Kick on Premium
Auto captions
Speaker tracking for 9:16
Subject tracking
Human editing service
Paid “Pro Edits”
Direct social publishing
YouTube (Pro)
TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, X, Facebook
Mobile apps
Android (iOS coming soon)
iPhone and Android
Free plan
One video a day, up to 3 hours, with the full editor and in-app preview
Free sign-up; its own pages disagree on free clips and exports
Paid plan, billed monthly
Pro $20/mo, first month $4.99. Unlimited videos and exports
Premium $24.99/mo (web)
Paid plan, billed yearly
$200/year ($16.67/mo). Unlimited exports all year
No yearly price we could confirm on its pricing pages

Eklipse prices and features checked on 2026-10-20 on Eklipse's own website. “Not listed” means we did not find the feature there. Prices change, so check their pricing page before you buy.

When to choose Eklipse

You stream games and want AI that watches for gameplay events: kills, clutch plays and audio peaks.

You want clips posted to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, X and Facebook from a content planner.

You want human editors on top of the AI (Eklipse Pro Edits).

When to choose ClipX instead of Eklipse

Talk content. ClipX reads the whole transcript and picks moments by what people say, which fits podcasts, interviews and Just Chatting streams.

Gaming too: for gaming videos ClipX counts the players' voices, not the game's announcer, and keeps the setup and the reaction in each clip.

A lower monthly price: ClipX Pro is $20/mo (first month $4.99); Eklipse Premium is $24.99/mo on the web.

Autopilot clips every new upload on a YouTube channel.

A Facecam + gameplay layout that finds the stream's camera box.

Common questions about ClipX vs Eklipse

Is ClipX cheaper than Eklipse?

Monthly, yes: ClipX Pro is $20/mo and Eklipse Premium is $24.99/mo on the web ($27.99/mo in the mobile app).

Does ClipX work for gaming streams?

Yes. For gaming videos ClipX counts the players' voices, not the game's announcer, and asks for the setup and the reaction in every clip. Eklipse instead detects gameplay events such as kills and clutch plays.

Is Eklipse free?

Eklipse's own pages do not agree. Its help page says there is no free clipping tier and that Premium is required to export, and its homepage FAQ mentions 3 free clips per stream. The ClipX free plan gives you one video a day, up to 3 hours long, with the full editor and in-app preview; exports need Pro.

Do both have mobile apps?

Yes. Eklipse has iPhone and Android apps. ClipX has an Android app (iOS coming soon) for reviewing, editing and exporting clips.

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One free video a day, up to 3 hours. No card. Process, edit and preview free.

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