A story-driven cut
AquaEdits finds a clear reason for someone outside your Kick community to watch: a challenge, a comeback, or a discovery. The rules and stakes come before the first payoff, and the breaks that interrupt the thread go.
Kick VOD in. Video out.
Kick is where you stream. YouTube is where the video keeps working. AquaEdits is an AI long-form video editor: upload your Kick broadcast, and it reads the whole stream, finds the story, and cuts it into one finished video.
1 free video on a 7-day trial · then $50 / month for 5 · pricing
Why Kick streamers cross-post
A Kick broadcast and an edited YouTube upload serve different viewing situations. Someone who missed the live session needs context, and the moments that connect the goal to the ending. AquaEdits makes that long-form gaming edit.
Kick VOD only
Edited with AquaEdits
Save your Kick VOD as a video file, then upload it to AquaEdits. Your upload stays in your studio.
What you get
Every edit starts with a full section of your Kick VOD and ends with one long-form video. Not a highlight reel.
AquaEdits finds a clear reason for someone outside your Kick community to watch: a challenge, a comeback, or a discovery. The rules and stakes come before the first payoff, and the breaks that interrupt the thread go.
Set a title, a target length, and a brief. Explain unfamiliar usernames and community catchphrases, name the moments that must stay, and list the sections to skip.
Upload a recording up to 50 GiB and mark the section to edit with in and out points. AquaEdits reads the whole section before it cuts.
The default deliverable is a finished video with effects and captions, ready to upload to YouTube.
Prefer to finish it yourself? Download the cut as a timeline for Premiere Pro (XML) or DaVinci Resolve (.otioz), with your source media and a separate WAV.
How AI Kick VOD editing works
Keep your local recording, or save the Kick VOD as a video file, then upload it to your studio. Mark the section to edit, up to five hours.
Name the video, pick a target length, and tell AquaEdits what matters. Start from a preset: tell a story, best moments, or clean it up.
Take the finished MP4 and publish it on YouTube, or open the editable project in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve first.
Before you upload
A reconnect can split a Kick stream into multiple VODs. Check the recordings in order and note any missing segments so the edit can preserve the setup and ending. Keep a local source copy before an archive expires; an automatically deleted VOD cannot be recovered.
AquaEdits edits an uploaded video file, not a playlist link. Kick’s download guide describes third-party tools, so check that what you saved is a playable video before uploading it. Retention can depend on account features, including eligible pinned VODs.
Platform guidance checked September 11, 2026: Kick missing VOD guidance, Kick download guide, and VOD pinning.
AquaEdits accepts one recording up to 50 GiB and edits a section of up to five hours per video. Play the beginning, middle, and ending of the file before you upload it, and note the timestamps for the goal, the turning point, and the payoff so your brief can name them.
Choosing between clips and a full video? Read the Opus Clip comparison or the long-form editor guide.
Watch the output
Generated by the AquaEdits editing engine. No manual edits were made to this video. Watch the selected long-form output on the unofficial TinaKittenGamer channel; this demonstration does not imply a creator endorsement.
Pricing
Your first video is free on a 7-day trial. After that, Creator is $50 a month for 5 videos and Professional is $80 a month for 10. Cancel before the trial ends and you are not charged.
Seven days and one AI-edited video. A card is required through Stripe, and nothing is charged until the trial ends.
Five videos a month, $10 a video. Up to five hours of source per edit, with the finished MP4 or the editable project.
Ten videos a month, $8 a video, with everything in Creator. Enterprise plans are available for higher volume.
Compare plans in detail. Plan the edit with our VOD-to-YouTube planning guide and guide to cutting dead air without losing the story, or explore all editing resources.
FAQ
What an AI Kick VOD editor is, how it differs from clipping tools, and how a Kick stream becomes a YouTube video. Anything else? Email us.
An AI Kick VOD editor turns a recorded Kick stream into an edited video without you scrubbing through the timeline. AquaEdits is built for long-form: it finds the story across hours of footage and cuts it into one complete video.
A clipping tool selects short excerpts from a longer recording. AquaEdits makes one complete long-form video with connected setup, progression, and payoff, built from a section of up to five hours.
Yes. Save the Kick VOD as a video file, upload it, and set a title, a target length, and a brief. AquaEdits returns one long-form video you can upload to YouTube.
Yes. AquaEdits edits an uploaded video file, so save the VOD or use your local recording. Keep a copy before the platform archive expires.
Upload a recording up to 50 GiB and mark a section up to five hours long with in and out points. For a longer stream, edit one section per video.
A finished MP4 with effects and captions, ready to upload. You can choose an editable project instead: a cut timeline for Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve with your source media and a separate WAV.
Your first video is free on a 7-day trial; a card is required and nothing is charged until the trial ends. After that, Creator is $50 a month for 5 videos and Professional is $80 a month for 10.
1 free video · 7-day trial
Upload the broadcast, tell AquaEdits the story, and get back a long-form video. Your first one is free.
Try your first video free