Kick is the fastest-growing streaming platform, but because it's newer, many traditional creator tools don't support it yet. Finding a reliable clipping site for Kick that actually integrates with Botrix and your chat can be difficult. Let's look at the best options available right now.
1. SwiftSnip: Native Botrix Support
SwiftSnip is one of the very few clipping tools that provides a dedicated setup workflow specifically for Kick and Botrix.
Instead of relying on browser extensions or local recording software, SwiftSnip gives you a custom URL to paste
directly into your Botrix command dashboard. Once saved, your viewers can type !clip in your Kick
chat, and SwiftSnip's cloud infrastructure grabs the video in real-time.
- Kick Support: Yes, full integration.
- Bot: Works with Botrix custom commands.
- Pricing: Free.
2. OBS Replay Buffer
If you want uncompressed, maximum quality clips, nothing beats local recording. OBS Studio has a feature called Replay Buffer. When enabled, OBS constantly records the last X seconds of your stream to RAM. When you press a hotkey on your Stream Deck or keyboard, it saves that chunk to your hard drive.
The downside? It takes up a massive amount of hard drive space, requires a secondary monitor to organize, and your viewers cannot trigger it.
3. NexusClips
NexusClips is another tool making strides in cross-platform support. Like SwiftSnip, it attempts to centralize your gaming moments. However, its primary focus has historically been Twitch, so its Kick integration requires more manual copy-pasting of VOD links rather than instant chat commands.
Conclusion
Kick streamers need tools that are actually built for their platform. If you use Botrix, SwiftSnip is by far the easiest way to let your community generate highlights without impacting your PC's gaming performance.