ViceForge

Turning a two-hour stream into ten TikTok-ready clips used to mean a night of scrubbing timelines, cropping formats, hand-writing captions, and uploading to four platforms. ViceForge collapses that whole loop into a single automated pass — the AI finds the highlights, cuts them, captions them, and pushes them out to YouTube and TikTok while you go do something else.

What ViceForge actually does

ViceForge is four AI video tools stitched together in one workspace: gaming-clip detection, general creator-clip detection, a manual multi-cut editor, and a real-time stream clipper. Feed it a VOD or point it at a live broadcast and it handles the boring middle so you only touch the parts a human still has to decide.

• Auto-detect the strongest moments in gaming footage across 101 game-specific AI profiles

• Cut short-form clips for non-gaming creators with the AI Creator Cut engine

• Analyze video with a four-signal Fusion Engine — Vision, Audio, Facecam, and Cluster intelligence

• Grab highlights while you stream with the Real-Time Stream Clipper

• Fine-tune anything the AI misses in a 20-segment manual multi-cut editor

• Export at up to 4K without a watermark

• Overlay animated captions in five preset styles

• Publish to YouTube and TikTok in one click with AI-generated titles, descriptions, and hashtags

The features that matter

The 101 game-specific profiles are what makes the gaming side actually useful. A generic highlight detector flags any loud moment; a profile trained on Warzone knows what a wipe looks like, and a profile trained on a MOBA knows what a team fight looks like. The Fusion Engine layers Vision, Audio, Facecam, and Cluster analysis on top of that, so the moments it surfaces line up with the ones a human editor would have picked from the same VOD.

AI Creator Cut widens the same approach past gaming and looks for the reactions, punchlines, and beat drops that make short-form content stop the scroll. The Real-Time Stream Clipper watches while you are live, so the clips are ready to publish the second the broadcast ends — no re-import, no second analysis pass. When the AI misses something you want, the manual editor lets you carve up to twenty segments per source video before exporting in vertical, horizontal, or square. Six AI voiceovers and five caption styles round out the polish layer.

Who it's built for

Twitch and Kick streamers who can't afford to lose the shorts economy to a full-time editor. Gaming YouTubers whose upload cadence is bottlenecked by post-production. And any creator running one long weekly stream or podcast and slicing it into daily shorts — fitness coaches, cooking channels, online educators, vloggers — where the raw footage is plentiful and the editing hours are the real constraint.

The deal

Plan A opens at $77 with 300 processing minutes per month, 1080p exports, both AI Cut engines, and the manual editor. Plan B at $149 bumps you to 600 minutes, 4K output, the Real-Time Stream Clipper, YouTube URL import, batch and ZIP downloads, and the full elite editor. Plan C at $199 stretches the monthly quota to 1,000 minutes with everything Plan B includes.