When a stream ends you have the data, but publishing something with it costs more than earning it. The recap module takes a session and turns it into an edited video: cover, numbers, rankings with avatars and an outro, with music and transitions. It's rendered on your own machine, with nothing uploaded anywhere.
Everything it can do
- Four pieces: general recap, top donors, top likes and fan club level-ups.
- Complete themes with their colors, typography, motion and default copy.
- Everything editable: accents, background, headlines, cover and outro text.
- Channel logo or avatar, watermark and a background image with opacity.
- Instrumental music included or a track of your own, with the background pulsing to the beat.
- Configurable aspect ratio, quality and frames per second.
- An in-app player to watch it end to end before rendering.
- Local encoding: nothing is uploaded to any server.
One session, four stories
A whole stream doesn't fit in one video, so there are four pieces and you pick the one with material. Each is built in beats: cover, body and outro, with an adjustable pace — slower gives time to read, faster shares better.
- General recap: numbers, top donors, likes and level-ups.
- Top donors: countdown and gift podium.
- Top likes: who loved the stream most.
- Level-ups: the fan club members who moved up.
Design before you render
Design and preview are available on every plan: you can build the whole recap, watch it in the player and leave it ready. What Pro unlocks is rendering the video file. So you get to decide whether it's useful before paying for it.
Encoded here, not in the cloud
The video is drawn frame by frame and encoded on your machine. That means your data never leaves it, and also that the time depends on your PC: high quality and a high frame rate take longer. The app shows the phase it's in — preparing, drawing frames, audio, closing the file.
Step by step
- Open Recap video from the menu, On-screen section.
- Pick the session to recap (the last one, or any from the gallery).
- Pick the piece: general, donors, likes or level-ups.
- Adjust content, pace, copy, branding, format, audio and colors.
- Watch it end to end in the player and fix whatever doesn't land.
- Hit Render video and download it when it's done.
FAQ
My level-ups list comes out empty
Level-ups only arrive over the native TikTok connection, and they're stored starting from the version that shipped recaps: on earlier streams that list is empty even when the rest of the recap has data.
It says this machine can't encode video
Encoding runs through the embedded browser. Update WebView2 (or your browser, if you opened it outside the app) and try again.
Can I recap a stream that's still running?
Yes. The current session shows up flagged as live and gets recapped with whatever it has so far; you can render it again when it ends.
Try it on your next stream
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