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Marker Stitching

Written by Yoanna Hristova

Marker Stitching lets you turn several markers into one clip. Select multiple markers in the markers sidebar, arrange them into a sequence, apply transitions, optionally add clips from a Campaign folder, and export the result as a single clip.

It removes the need to export each moment separately, so a handful of short moments from a live stream can be assembled into one recap or highlights clip in a single pass.

Overview

Marker Stitching is a clip creation workflow that starts in the markers sidebar of the Live Clipping tool. Select the markers you want, click CREATE CLIP, and the Clip from markers sidebar opens with every selected marker listed in order. The player at the top of that sidebar previews the stitched sequence before export.

Before you begin

  • You need at least two markers on the stream you are working from — the flow starts in the markers sidebar.

  • Stitched clips currently export in 16:9 only.

  • Captions, tracking and overlays are not carried into a stitched clip in this version.

📕 Note: If your clip needs captions, tracking or overlays, create it through the standard Live Clipping flow instead.

Creating a stitched clip

  1. In the markers sidebar, select the markers you want to combine

  2. Click CREATE CLIP to open the Clip from markers sidebar

  3. Review the selected markers in the items list

  4. Reorder items by dragging the handle, or with the up and down controls on each item

  5. Choose a transition under APPLY TRANSITION

  6. Preview the sequence in the player above the list

  7. Click an item to jump playback to that point

  8. Click NEXT to continue to the standard export sidebar and export the clip

✅ Tip: Shape the order first, then set transitions. Reordering after a transition is applied works fine, but the sequence is quicker to judge once the running order is right.

Managing transitions

The APPLY TRANSITION control at the top of the sidebar sets one transition across every gap in the sequence, including the gap at the beginning and at the end. Each gap then shows its own transition in the items list, which can be changed independently.

  • Global transition — the APPLY TRANSITION dropdown applies to all gaps at once. Cut is the default.

  • Per-gap override — use the chip on an individual gap to set a different transition there, or to remove it, including at the start and end of the clip.

Adding clips from a Campaign

A stitched clip does not have to be built only from markers. Clips held in a Campaign folder can be brought into the same sequence, so a marker-based recap can be topped and tailed with existing assets.

  1. In the Clip from markers sidebar, click ADD FROM CAMPAIGN

  2. Select the clips you want to include

  3. Confirm — the selected clips are appended to the end of the list

📕 Note: Campaign clips are always added to the end of the sequence. Use drag-and-drop or the move controls to place them where you want them.

What you can do

Capability

How it works

Select multiple markers

Choose more than one marker in the sidebar before creating a clip.

Stitch into one clip

Selected items are combined into a single export, instead of one export per moment.

Reorder segments

Drag items, or use the up / down controls on each row.

Apply transitions

One transition across all gaps, including the beginning and end.

Override a single gap

Any gap can use a different setting from the global default, or none.

Add from Campaign

Import selected clips from a Campaign folder into the sequence.

Preview and seek

The player previews the sequence; clicking a list item jumps to that point.

Export

NEXT hands off to the standard export sidebar.

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