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The Eklipse Alternative

Eklipse turns gaming streams into highlight clips, but its free tier only previews what it finds - exporting needs Premium at $24.99 a month. Shortzly clips gaming and talking video alike, exports with no watermark, and also generates faceless videos from a topic and publishes them on Autopilot.

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7-day trial for $1 · No watermark · Card required

Why people look for an Eklipse alternative

Free users cannot export clips

On Eklipse, the free account scans a stream and previews the clips it finds, but downloading or exporting any of them requires Premium. Shortzly has no free tier either, but its 7-day trial costs $1 and exports real clips with no watermark.

Premium is $24.99 a month

Eklipse Premium is $24.99 a month on the web ($179.99 a year, about $15 a month), and the in-app price is higher. Shortzly starts at $9 a month for 30 clips.

Built for gaming streams

Eklipse is focused on Twitch, YouTube, and Kick gaming streams. Shortzly clips gaming streams too, and also podcasts, interviews, and talking-head video from more sources.

It clips, but does not generate

Eklipse makes clips from streams. Shortzly also writes faceless videos from a topic alone - script, voiceover, stock visuals, and captions.

Shortzly vs Eklipse

Eklipse pricing read from eklipse.gg on 2 October 2026 (web Premium). Both products change often - check the current page before deciding.

Shortzly Eklipse
Free plan No; 7-day trial for $1 Preview only, no export
Export on free tier No free plan; trial exports real clips Not available on free
Entry paid plan $9/month $24.99/month web ($15 billed yearly)
Next tier $39/month (100 clips) Single Premium plan
Watermark on paid exports None None on Premium
Highlight detection Highlight scoring on every clip AI clip detection
Face tracking OpenCV or MediaPipe Auto-reframe
Faceless video from a topic Yes No
Automated topic + publish loop Yes, on Pro No
Import sources YouTube, Vimeo, Twitch, URL, upload Twitch, YouTube, Kick streams
Highest export quality 1080p vertical 1080p 60fps on Premium

Where Eklipse is the better choice

  • Eklipse is purpose-built for gaming streamers: it connects to Twitch, YouTube, and Kick, auto-captures highlights as you stream, and clips moments by voice command. For a pure game-stream workflow it is more specialised than Shortzly.
  • Premium exports 1080p 60fps, which matters for fast gameplay where 30fps drops frames. Shortzly renders at 1080p.
  • Billed yearly, Premium works out to about $15 a month, and it targets 200+ games with montage and meme tools aimed at that audience.

Frequently asked questions

Is Eklipse free?

Creating an Eklipse account is free and it will scan a recent stream and preview the clips it finds, but exporting or downloading any clip requires Premium (checked 2 October 2026). Shortzly has no free plan either, but its 7-day trial for $1 exports real clips with no watermark.

How much does Eklipse cost?

Eklipse Premium is $24.99 a month on the web, or $179.99 a year (about $15 a month); subscribing in the app costs a few dollars more. Figures read from eklipse.gg on 2 October 2026. Shortzly is $9 a month Starter and $39 a month Pro for 100 clips.

Is there an Eklipse alternative for more than gaming?

Yes. Shortzly clips Twitch gaming streams and also podcasts, interviews, and talking-head video from YouTube, Vimeo, direct URLs, and uploads, all through the same highlight scoring.

Can Eklipse make a faceless video from a topic?

No. Eklipse clips streams you connect. Shortzly also generates faceless videos from a topic alone, with script, voiceover, stock visuals, and captions.

Try it on your own video

Paste a link, pick your highlights, and download clips with no watermark. Or type a topic and let Shortzly build the video from scratch.

Get Started

Try either plan for 7 days for $1, including 5 clips and 2 faceless reels. Card required; the $1 verification charge is nonrefundable. Your selected plan renews at its regular price after 7 days unless you cancel.