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Gameplay Generator

Turn a gameplay recording into a short with English commentary and timed captions.

Gameplay recordingVoiceover & subtitles

Configure your video

Configure your shortLocal preview

Source video

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Drop your gameplay recording

or click to browse · MP4 up to 512 MiB

Customize options

Video segment2 seconds minimum

Use the full recording or choose an excerpt once its duration is known. Excerpts can cover 2–60 seconds.

Select or record voice Zira · English (US)

Select or generate music No music
Advanced options

Captions

Video format & media

Voice settings

Voice stability and legacy models are unavailable locally.

1 credit per 6 seconds

Output format

For TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

Estimated cost1 credit per 6 seconds
Local demo credits · 720p · Downloads included
Output example
Volcano IslandPORTRAIT / 9:16
SHOWCASE

Gameplay examples.

Play an original demo, then try its settings in the studio.

Source recording

Battle for Volcano Island

Compare the full 4:3 view with a tighter shot as SpongeBob moves past the crab. Open the original minute to try another crop.

Turn your gameplay recording into a vertical short in three steps

1

Bring your recording

Choose a local game clip. Keep the full frame when a scoreboard or minimap sits near the edge.

2

Shape the moment

Set the search range and output ratio. Generate a draft, then adjust the framing of each shot.

3

Review the cut

Jump to a cue, listen to its commentary and correct a game term while watching the preview.

01

Choose the moment before the cut

A finish-line overtake needs a little lead-in. Play your recording, open Source segment and enter a time just before the turn. Check whether someone watching for the first time can follow the move.

Look back a few seconds before the manoeuvre and check where the outcome becomes clear. A clip that begins after the pass loses the reason it mattered. For a team fight, leave the scoreboard visible until the result settles.

02

Give the action a voice

Open a commentary line, correct a player name and listen again. Keep the caption short enough to read while the action unfolds.

Listen once without looking at the screen. If a sentence describes the previous shot, shorten it or move the action word earlier. Then watch with the sound muted to check whether the caption still explains the play on its own.

03

Frame the clip for a vertical feed

Try 9:16 for Shorts, Reels or TikTok. Use center crop for a close chase or keep the full frame when a minimap or timer tells part of the story.

Review the start, middle and final frame at phone size. If the player moves off centre, compare the full-frame view before committing to the crop. Put captions away from timers and health bars so the audience can read both at once.

CREATORS

Made for gameplay creators

Streamers

Bring a memorable moment from your session and frame it for a vertical feed.

Faceless channels

Preview a commentary line and place captions over gameplay without a face camera.

Competitive players

Keep the full frame when the score, timer or minimap explains the play.

FRAMING GUIDE

Keep the play
in frame.

FootageCenter cropKeep full frame
Close chaseKeep the car largeSee the entire road
Team fightEmphasize center actionPreserve peripheral HUD
Strategy matchSpotlight the main unitShow scores and minimap

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Export your short

Download MP4 ↓