[01]
Game / Window · Display
Choose your source
Select a game, window, or full display. Klip remembers your source for next time.
Klip for Windows
low-latency game clipping.
Capture the moment before you miss it.
download Klip v3.0.3one focused capture tool
the moments
matter. the setup
doesn’t.
Klip keeps replay, full-session recording, source selection, and audio control in one calm dashboard. no scenes, browser sources, plugin host, account, or cloud workflow to configure.
[01]instant replay
save the last 15–300 seconds with your own shortcut
[02]full recording
record complete sessions with a global keybind
[03]audio control
balance desktop and microphone levels before capture
[04]hardware encode
capture at 30, 60, or 120 fps with NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel
quality stays high
the video path stays on the GPU through color conversion and H.264 encoding, while the rolling buffer stores compressed packets instead of raw frames.
download for Windowsfrom game to clip,
without the setup.
choose your source, set your sound, and let Klip quietly keep the last few minutes ready to save.
[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.
available now
ready when
you are.
install Klip for Windows and start capturing locally. no account, no cloud, no subscription.
Windows 10 1903+Windows 11x6431.5 MB installer
public beta notice: this release is currently unsigned, so Windows SmartScreen may ask you to confirm before running the installer.
what changed.
small, focused releases that make capture faster, clearer, and more dependable.
get the latest buildv3.0.3
high-frame-rate capture + NVENC stability
- 01 / new
optional 120 fps capture for high-refresh gameplay and capable hardware
- 02 / NVENC
expanded GPU surface capacity prevents high-throughput sessions from exhausting encoder resources
- 03 / recovery
hardware encoding now restarts automatically after transient FFmpeg or driver failures
- 04 / fallback
repeated hardware failures move cleanly to the next available encoder instead of leaving capture stuck
- 05 / quality
fixed-rate timing, H.264 High profile, and BT.709 output remain enabled at every frame-rate preset
- 06 / guidance
120 fps is clearly marked for 120 Hz sources and fast hardware while 60 fps remains recommended