Klip for Windows

low-latency game clipping.

Capture the moment before you miss it.

download Klip 2.0.2 beta
Windows 10 & 11Local recordingNo account
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one focused capture tool

the moments
matter. the setup
doesn’t.

Klip 2.0 brings OBS-powered capture, replay, recording, and audio control into one focused dashboard. no scenes, browser sources, account, or cloud workflow to configure.

[01]instant replay

duration-first buffering keeps your selected history once warmed up; constant quality is optional

[02]full recording

record complete sessions with a global keybind

[03]audio control

balance desktop and microphone levels before capture

[04]hardware encode

choose a supported hardware encoder and 60 or 120 fps; compatibility varies by GPU

Klip / dashboard2.0.2 beta
Klip dashboard showing replay, recording, capture source, and audio controls
actual applicationlocal capture · no account
a new capture foundation

stock OBS game capture, hardware encoding, and compressed replay buffering replace the original capture engine. performance mode uses lighter encoder tuning, with an explicit quality tradeoff.

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from game to clip,
without the setup.

choose your source, set your sound, and let Klip quietly keep the last few minutes ready to save.

[01]

Game / Window · Display

Choose your source

Select a game, window, or full display. Klip remembers your source for next time.

[02]

Desktop · Microphone

Set your sound

Turn desktop audio and microphone capture on or off, then adjust each level from the dashboard.

[03]

Alt + C · Alt + R

Capture the moment

Save the replay buffer with Alt + C or start a full recording with Alt + R.

public beta

ready when
you are.

install Klip for Windows and start capturing locally. no account, no cloud, no subscription.

Windows 10 1903+Windows 11x64GPL open sourceMicrosoft VC++ x64 runtime

public beta notice: this build is unsigned. verify its checksum before installing; do not disable Windows security. hardware and game compatibility vary, and broader testing is ongoing. clips and recordings save as MKV. duration-first mode limits bitrate to fit replay memory; demanding scenes may lose detail, including in recordings. let the buffer warm up after starting or changing settings. install this version once to get approval-based in-app updates; portable copies still update manually. trimming saves a separate lossless copy with keyframe-aligned edges, not frame-exact cuts. Linux downloads are not available yet.

what changed.

small, focused releases that make capture faster, clearer, and more dependable.

get the latest build
Klip 2.0 / v2.0.2 beta

trim your clips. update in the app.

  • 01 / trim

    choose start and end points with a scrub preview, then save a separate MKV copy without re-encoding video or audio

  • 02 / precision

    cuts snap outward to keyframes; the editor shows the actual range and keeps your original clip untouched

  • 03 / updates

    Settings → Updates checks signed release manifests. downloads require approval; installed copies can update and restart when capture tasks are idle

  • 04 / safety

    signatures, file hashes and sizes are checked before installation. active recordings, replay saves and trims prevent an update restart

  • 05 / replay

    keeps the duration-first replay fix, customizable global shortcuts, shared recording encoder and event-driven dashboard

  • 06 / beta

    older releases need this installer once to get the updater. clean-PC upgrades and wider hardware coverage remain in beta testing; Linux desktop support is not released

download Klip 2.0.2