Eklipse Review 2026: Hands-On Testing for Streamers Three hours into a stream. You’re on a hot streak. The chat is exploding. You land the play of the night and somebody in chat types “CLIP THAT”, but by the time you alt-tab to do it manually, the moment’s already buried four minutes back in the VOD. That exact problem is what Eklipse was built to solve. And for a lot of gaming streamers, it genuinely does solve it. But “genuinely solves a real problem” and “worth $19.99 a month” aren’t the same sentence, so let’s get into the details. I’ve gone through the reviews across Trustpilot, G2, Capterra, and Product Hunt, 856 verified users worth of feedback, plus dug into the feature breakdown, pricing structure, and everything the company doesn’t put in the headline. Here’s the honest picture. — What Eklipse actually is Eklipse is a browser-based AI clipping tool built specifically for gaming streamers. You connect your Twitch, Kick, or YouTube account once. After each stream ends, Eklipse automatically scans your VOD, identifies the best moments using visual AI, and packages them into short-form clips ready for TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram Reels. The thing that separates it from most competitors: the AI watches your screen. It uses object detection and OCR to read kill feeds, scoreboard changes, and victory…
