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The scan has already found every kill. Auto-clip turns those into finished clips automatically.
Marks every kill
Easy to cut and export
100% offline
Drop in a recording and the AI watches it for you. Every kill gets marked on the timeline, no matter how long the video is.
Spot kills on the timeline instantly. Skip the downtime, jump straight to the best plays, and cut out your exact gameplay clips.
You can export each clip individually or together as a montage, in both horizontal and vertical aspect ratios, and do it incredibly fast.
Soon. The free Windows beta is in final polish right now. The demo above is the real workflow. Drop your email and we'll tell you the moment it's live.
Yes! Valocut is currently in a free beta. At full launch, this core clipping functionality will remain free forever, alongside a new paid Pro tier with advanced tools.
Think of it as a light editor built just for Valorant highlights. It does the essentials really fast: mark the kills, then split, cut, trim and drop markers to build each clip, and export. It skips the heavy stuff a full editor carries, like effects, transitions and multi-track timelines, and that focus is exactly what keeps it quick.
Minutes. The AI marks every kill so you find the action instantly, then you split and cut the clips you want and export, all in a few clicks. When you want to move even faster, one-click auto-clip grabs every kill at once (best used for deathmatch).
Yes. Export each clip on its own, or stitch them into a single montage, in both horizontal format for YouTube and vertical format for Shorts, Reels and TikTok.
Windows comes first. Mac and Linux are on the wishlist, but we won't promise dates until Windows feels rock solid.
No — that's the whole point. Valocut works on any finished video file. Record with OBS, ShadowPlay or Game Bar, or download your own stream, and drop it in afterwards.
Never. The AI runs entirely on your PC — you could turn Wi-Fi off and everything still works. Your footage stays your footage.
No. A GPU makes the scan faster, but it runs fine on a regular CPU. The tool itself is lightweight either way.
MP4, MOV and MKV — including multi-hour, multi-gigabyte recordings. Scrubbing stays smooth even on huge files.
No. Valocut never touches the game — it doesn't read game memory and never runs alongside Valorant.
Today, yes — it's tuned for Valorant's kill feed. The detection engine itself is game-agnostic, so more games will come later.
Jump between kills and use the editing tools to split, trim and cut, cutting each clip exactly how you want it. When there's a lot to grab, like a deathmatch, one-click auto-clip turns every kill into a clip for you. Then export each clip or a full montage, horizontal for YouTube or vertical for Shorts, Reels and TikTok. It runs 100% offline on your own PC, and it's free.
Now you'll just have to find it!
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