How to save and organize Twitch clips

Guide · October 23, 2026

Saving clips as loose links, in bookmarks or in a chat with yourself, works until there are dozens of them. Then everything gets lost. On AllTimeClips you can build private collections with any name you like and find each clip in seconds.

What you need

A free AllTimeClips account. You can sign in with your Twitch account or with your email and a password. You don't need an account to search and watch clips: only to save them.

Save a clip

1. Open any clip from the search tool.
2. Tap Save.
3. Pick a collection or create a new one with any name: "Best of 2024", "For the compilation", "Funny".

Collections are private: only you can see them, on any device where you sign in with your account.

Organize your collections

• Select several clips at once to move them to another collection or remove them.
• Rename a collection when its topic changes.
• Empty a collection or delete it entirely.
• Filter by date inside a collection, just like in the search tool.

Favorite and hidden streamers

In My streamers you can mark channels as favorites to keep them handy, and hide the ones you don't want to see in results. The ★ My favorites tab, at the top, brings together your favorite streamers' clips.

Download the list as a spreadsheet

From a collection, or from any search, the CSV button downloads the list you're looking at as a file that opens in Excel, Google Sheets or LibreOffice. For each clip it has the rank, title, views, date, length, who made it, category, whether it's featured, the link and, if the video is still available, a link to that moment of the stream. It's handy for putting together a compilation, keeping a record or sending the list to someone.

Ideas for using collections

• Compilations: collect candidates and choose later. Before uploading other people's clips to YouTube or TikTok, see how to respect their creators.
• Best of the month for your community, to share on Discord or in a recap.
• Memories: the moments from streams you watched live.
• Following a topic, a game or an event over time.

Frequently asked questions