Record, organize, trim, and mix your clips in one Windows app.
Use the built-in ClipDip recorder, or bring clips from OBS and others.
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ClipDip saves the last few moments with a hotkey. Set your replay length, capture quality, audio sources, and shortcuts, then rename a new clip straight from the save notification.
Already have a recording setup? Point ClipLib at your clip folder. You can also import clips from SteelSeries Moments in the settings.
Copy a trimmed clip to the clipboard for quick sharing, or export a video or audio file. Export presets let you choose the balance between quality, resolution, frame rate, and file size.
No ClipLib account is needed to export and share your files yourself.
Tune the player, previews, ambient glow, interface font, keyboard shortcuts, export presets, and recording settings. ClipLib remembers per-clip settings such as volume and playback speed.
A few more useful details
- Reversible trims: trim metadata is kept separately from the source recording. Deleting a clip still deletes the file.
- A cleaner library: collections for new, untagged, and trimmed clips, plus time-based groups.
- Your existing clips: use a local folder or the SteelSeries Moments importer.
- Help when something breaks: Settings → About → Generate Diagnostics Zip creates a bundle for a bug report.
- Download the latest Windows release and install ClipLib.
- Choose your clip folder.
- Set up ClipDip’s replay length, audio, and hotkeys. Or keep using your existing recorder.
- Optionally connect Discord to capture who was in the call.
ClipDip’s built-in recording currently requires Windows and an NVIDIA GPU. You can use ClipLib with recordings from another recorder if your machine cannot run ClipDip.




