Narrative cuts
Aqua watches the whole Kick broadcast, finds the arc, and drops the dead air, lobbies, and tangents that go nowhere.
Kick VOD in. Video out.
Kick is where you stream. YouTube is where the video keeps working. Aqua Edits is an AI long-form video editor, so it watches your whole Kick broadcast and cuts it into one finished video with the cuts, zooms, subtitles, and sound design already handled.
20 minutes · no pitch deck required
Why Kick streamers cross-post
Kick is still a young platform, and most creators building there also want to be found on YouTube. Kick stream editing is how that happens: the broadcast becomes a long-form video, the video reaches people who have never opened Kick, and some of them show up to the next stream. An AI Kick VOD editor does that work for every broadcast.
Kick VOD only
Edited with Aqua
Send the Kick VOD link or upload the recording. The finished video is yours to post on YouTube, on Kick, or anywhere else you are building an audience.
What you get
Every Aqua edit starts with the full Kick VOD and ends with a finished long-form video in your channel's style. Not a highlight reel.
Aqua watches the whole Kick broadcast, finds the arc, and drops the dead air, lobbies, and tangents that go nowhere.
Punch-ins on your reaction and reframes on the play, so the moment lands on a phone as well as it did live.
Styled captions that match your channel, timed to the moment rather than to the raw transcript.
SFX, music beds, and ducking so the cut feels edited on purpose, not stitched together from a VOD.
You watch every cut before it ships. Timestamped notes come back as a new version, not a debate.
How AI Kick VOD editing works
Paste the link to your Kick VOD, or upload the recording from OBS. Tell us the moments you care about, or let the AI find them.
Aqua's AI editor watches the whole stream, then handles cuts, zooms, subtitles, and sound, rendered in your channel's look.
Watch the cut, leave timestamped notes, approve. Then upload it to YouTube, Kick, or wherever you're growing.
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? Bring it to the call.
An AI Kick VOD editor takes a past broadcast from Kick and turns it into an edited video without a human on the timeline. Most tools only pull short clips out of a stream. Aqua Edits is an AI long-form video editor: it edits the entire Kick VOD into one complete video with narrative cuts, zooms, subtitles, and sound design.
Clipping tools scan a stream for spikes and export short highlights. Aqua does the opposite job. It watches the whole Kick VOD, finds the story arc, and cuts it into a long-form video with a beginning, a middle, and a payoff. If you want clips, those tools are good at it. If you want the full upload, that's Aqua.
Yes. That's the most common reason Kick creators come to us. Send the Kick VOD link, and the finished long-form video comes back ready to upload to YouTube in your channel's style.
Usually not. A link to the VOD is enough. If the VOD is unavailable, or you would rather send the source file, upload your local recording from OBS or any capture setup instead.
Long. Multi-hour broadcasts are the whole point. A six-hour Kick stream is a normal input, and the output is one tight long-form video rather than a pile of clips.
Every time. You review each cut before it's final, leave timestamped notes, and we send back a new version. Nothing goes out without your approval.
20 minute intro call
No pitch deck. Just a look at your Kick broadcasts and how Aqua's AI would edit your next VOD into a long-form video.