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StreamLadder vs Eklipse: which turns streams into TikToks better?

At a glance

Eklipse watches your whole stream and finds highlights for you. StreamLadder starts from a clip you pick and turns it into a vertical video with a facecam layout. Both have free plans. Paid starts at $24.99 (Eklipse) and $15 (StreamLadder) a month in our data.

Quick verdict

  • Choose Eklipse if you stream for hours and do not want to hunt for clips.
  • Choose StreamLadder if you already clip on Twitch and want control over layout.

Side-by-side comparison

DetailEklipseStreamLadder
How it worksAuto-finds highlights in streams and podcastsConverts a chosen clip to vertical, with AI clip detection
Free planYes: 3 clips per streamYes
Paid from$24.99/month (ShortStack data)$15/month (ShortStack data)
QualityUltra Highlights up to 1440pNot reached on StreamLadder's upgrade page (Oct 2026)
PlatformsTwitch, YouTube. Kick on Premium. Console streamsTwitch clips
ExtrasAI meme edits, voice command, mobile app, publisherCaptions, layouts
Best forLong streams on autopilotHand-picked clips

For TikTok and Shorts

A 4 hour stream can hold 10 good moments. Eklipse Free gives 3 clips per stream, enough to post daily if you stream daily. StreamLadder needs you to clip first, which takes time but gives you the exact moment and framing you want.

How to choose

  1. Stream daily and want hands-off: Eklipse Free.
  2. Stream on Kick: Eklipse Premium.
  3. Want to choose and frame clips yourself: StreamLadder.

Questions people search

Is Eklipse free?

Yes. The free plan gives 3 clips per stream.

StreamLadder or Eklipse for Kick?

Eklipse lists Kick support as a Premium feature.

How much does StreamLadder cost?

Paid plans from $15 a month in ShortStack's data.

Related: live streaming tools, long video to Shorts.

Sources: eklipse.gg, app.streamladder.com/upgrade, eklipse.gg. Neither pricing page showed dollar amounts when we checked, so paid prices come from ShortStack's tool data. Checked on 16 October 2026. Based on published plans and terms, not a hands-on test.