ClipIQ vs Eklipse
The Eklipse alternative for streams where people talk
Eklipse is built for game streamers and finds clutch plays from the game itself. ClipIQ finds the moments in what people say — so it fits Just Chatting, podcasts, IRL and commentary streams — and it’s billed weekly in rupees with UPI, with a free plan you can keep using.
ClipIQ and Eklipse compared
| ClipIQ | Eklipse | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, ₹249/week or ₹599/week | $24.99 or $39.99 a month |
| Billing | Weekly, in rupees — UPI and cards via Razorpay | Monthly or yearly, in US dollars |
| Free to start | A free plan: 500 minutes of video to start, then 30 a week | No free plan listed on its pricing page |
| Built for | Any long video where people talk | Game streamers |
| Where videos come from | A YouTube link or a file you upload | Connected Twitch, Kick and YouTube Live channels |
| How moments are picked | From what is said — hooks, stories, payoffs — with a score and the reasoning | Game events, audio spikes and chat activity |
| Paid plans | Unlimited videos; 850 or 2,000 minutes a week; up to 15 or 25 clips per video | Clip limits depend on the plan |
| Part 1, Part 2… series | Yes, Part-wise mode | No |
| Post to social accounts | Limited for now | TikTok, Shorts, Reels and Facebook |
Eklipse plans as listed on eklipse.gg/pricing on 28 October 2026; they may have changed since. ClipIQ minutes are on the standard (Economy) engine. Eklipse is a trademark of its owner; ClipIQ is not affiliated with it.
Why choose ClipIQ
- Made for talking. Stories, hot takes, advice and reactions — ClipIQ reads the conversation, so a two-hour Just Chatting or podcast stream gives clips that make sense on their own.
- Pay in rupees, weekly. No dollar card, no conversion fees, no year up front. Pay with UPI and cancel whenever you like.
- A free plan, not just a trial. 500 minutes of video to start and 30 more every week.
- See why each clip was picked. A score out of 100 with the reasoning, and every cut lands on the end of a sentence.
- Parts, not just highlights. Turn a whole stream segment into Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 when the order matters.
When Eklipse is the better choice
If you stream games on Twitch or Kick and your best moments are plays — clutches, multi-kills, comebacks — Eklipse is built for exactly that: it connects to your channel, watches the game and the chat, and queues clips for TikTok, Shorts and Reels. If your streams are about what you say, or you want clips from podcasts and videos as well as streams, at a price that makes sense in India — try ClipIQ.
Frequently asked questions
Is ClipIQ a free alternative to Eklipse?
ClipIQ has a free plan with no credit card: 3 videos a day, 5 clips per video, 500 minutes of video to start and 30 more every week. Free clips carry a small watermark. Eklipse's pricing page listed Premium at $24.99 and Premium Pro at $39.99 a month on 28 October 2026, with no free plan on it.
Is ClipIQ good for gaming streams?
It depends on the stream. ClipIQ picks moments from what is said, so it suits Just Chatting, podcasts, IRL, reactions and commentary-heavy gameplay. For silent clutch plays and kill streaks, Eklipse is the better fit: it watches the game itself and the chat.
Can ClipIQ clip my Twitch or Kick stream?
Not straight from Twitch or Kick. Paste a YouTube link — including a YouTube Live replay — or upload the recording as a file. Eklipse connects to Twitch and Kick channels directly.
Can I pay with UPI?
Yes. ClipIQ bills in Indian rupees through Razorpay, so UPI and Indian cards both work, weekly, with no dollar card and no currency conversion fees.
Can I cancel any time?
Yes. Paid plans are weekly; cancelling keeps your plan until the end of the week you’ve paid for, and there’s no yearly commitment.
Comparing more than two? See the best AI clipping tools, compared, or our guide to turning a livestream into Shorts.
Try it on your last stream
Start on the free plan — no credit card. Paste the YouTube link of a stream replay and see which moments ClipIQ picks, and why.
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