Twitch now makes highlight clips on any channel
You won't have to visit big-name streamers to make easily-shared videos.
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Twitch has so far been limiting its Clips sharing feature to partnered channels, but no longer: as of now, you can create those bite-sized highlights on any channel. If a friend pulls off a slick move during a live stream, you can share it just as easily as you would the footage from a big tournament. As before, you don't need exceptional timing. A Clip will capture the 25 seconds before you hit the button to start, and 5 seconds after. While that won't cover every situation, it'll be enough to preserve a game-winning moment... and the cheering that follows.