Clips

streamion.bot can create a Twitch clip of your live stream straight from chat with !clip, and keeps a list of everything that's been clipped on the Clips page in your dashboard.

The !clip command

Anyone in chat types !clip (optionally !clip <label> to tag it) and streamion.bot grabs a clip of the current moment, then posts the link — for example "Alice created a clip: https://clips.twitch.tv/…". The clip needs a few seconds to finish processing on Twitch before the link plays.

Requirements:

• Your channel must be live — clips can only be made during a stream. Off-stream, the bot replies that clips can only be created while live.
• Your broadcaster account must be connected with the clip permission. If it isn't, the bot asks the broadcaster to re-authorize: reconnect on the Channel page to grant it (added in a recent release, so existing channels need to reconnect once).

The optional <label> is a note for you — it shows up on the Clips page to help you find the moment later. It is not the clip's Twitch title (Twitch titles clips automatically).

The Clips page

Chat Bot → Clips (/clips) lists every clip made with !clip, newest first (requires the commands.manage permission). Each row shows a thumbnail, your label, the live Twitch title, who triggered it, the view count, and when it was created. Per clip you can:

• Watch clip — open it on Twitch.
• Title on Twitch (24 h) — open the clip's edit page on Twitch to give it a proper title. Twitch only allows this within 24 hours of creating the clip.
• Remove from list — clear the clip from streamion.bot's list. This only removes the bot's record; the clip stays on Twitch.

streamion.bot can't rename or delete clips on Twitch itself — the Twitch API doesn't allow it — so titling happens through the 24-hour edit link, and removing only affects the bot's own list. Editable per-clip labels (up to 100 characters) are saved as you type.