AllTimeClips
About AllTimeClips
A Twitch clip finder by date.
Twitch only lets you see a channel's most popular clips from the last 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days or all time. If a channel has years of history, there is no way to see, for example, its best clips from January 2022. AllTimeClips was made for exactly that.
What you can do
- Search by exact date: a month, a year, all years together or any range you want, for any channel or category.
- See activity on a chart and tap a bar or a date to jump straight to that moment.
- Filter by title, language, clip creator, length or views, and sort from most to least viewed (or the other way around).
- Watch the full stream from the moment of the clip, if Twitch still keeps it.
- Save clips to private collections with any name you like, move them between collections and filter them by date.
- Follow your favorite streamers and hide the ones you don't want to see.
How it works
The site uses the official Twitch API. It splits the period you choose into chunks (by day, week or year) and fetches the most viewed clips of each one; put together, the overall ranking is exact. Clips are played with the official Twitch player, so views and Twitch ads still count for each creator.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free?
Yes. The site is supported by ads that never cover the player.
Why don't some clips have the full stream (VOD)?
Twitch deletes stream recordings 7 to 60 days later, unless the streamer saves them as a highlight. The clip still exists, but the stream it came from doesn't.
What does "Include clips with few views" do?
Normally the most viewed clips of each chunk are fetched, and that already makes the ranking exact. This option also fetches clips with few views (useful to find a specific one). It's slower, so it's available for periods of up to one month.
Can I download clips?
No. Clips belong to their creators and to Twitch; the site only shows them with the official player. You can open any clip on Twitch from its page.
Do I need an account?
Not to search and watch clips. An account lets you save clips to collections, keep favorite streamers and see them from any device. You can sign in with your Twitch account or with your email and a password.
Why are some clips blurred with a "+18" label?
They come from channels that Twitch labels with sexual themes, gambling, drugs or alcohol, or graphic violence. To see them, confirm once that you are 18 or older.
Why isn't there a country flag next to a streamer?
Twitch doesn't say which country each channel is from. It does say the language the channel streams in, and that's what we show next to the name (for example, EN).
I found a bug or have an idea
Write to us from the contact page!
About Twitch
AllTimeClips is an independent project: it is not affiliated with, associated with or endorsed by Twitch. Twitch is a trademark of Twitch Interactive, Inc.