My Twitch Clips: How to See the Clips You Made
Short answer: your Twitch clips save to your Twitch account, not your device. To see them, open the Clips Manager in Creator Dashboard (Creator Dashboard → Content → Clips). It has two lists:
- Clips of My Channel shows clips made from your channel by anyone.
- Clips I've Created shows clips you made on any channel.
These lists answer different questions. If a clip is missing, check the other list first.
Need to create clips? See how to make clips on Twitch using manual methods, Stream Deck buttons, and chatbot commands like Nightbot's !clip command.
Find clips made from your channel
Use this list if you stream and want to see clips that you or your viewers made from your broadcasts.
- Sign in to Twitch.
- Open Creator Dashboard.
- Select Content, then Clips.
- Select Clips of My Channel.
- Use the search box and filters to find specific clips.
You can also go to dashboard.twitch.tv/content/clips/channel directly while signed in.
Find clips you created
Use this list to find clips you personally made while watching any Twitch channel.
- Open Creator Dashboard.
- Select Content, then Clips.
- Select Clips I've Created.
- Search or sort the list to find your clip.
Clips you made from other channels appear here, not in Clips of My Channel.
See your clips on your phone
The Twitch app shows only a selection of your latest clips. To see the full lists, use your phone's browser:
- Open your phone's browser.
- Go to dashboard.twitch.tv/content/clips.
- Sign in with the account you used to make the clips.
- Pick Clips I've Created or Clips of My Channel.
Search and filter your clips
The Clips Manager can get long. Use the tools at the top of the list:
- Search by clip title or category.
- Filter by category, who made the clip, date range, or featured clips.
- Sort by views or by date.
Click a clip to watch it, share it, edit the title, or delete it.
Find clips from a specific Twitch channel
To find public clips from a channel you do not manage:
- Open that channel on Twitch.
- Select Videos.
- Filter the videos by Clips.
- Choose a time range or sort option.
This view is for browsing. Use Creator Dashboard when you need to manage your own channel clips or your own created clips.
What to check when a clip is missing
Try these steps:
- Check both clip lists. Clips from your broadcast and clips you made appear in different lists.
- Check the account. Clips belong to the account that made them. If you have two accounts, look in both.
- Check that you published it. A clip is saved when you give it a title and click Publish. If you closed the editor first, it may not have saved.
- Clear search and filters. Active filters can hide clips.
- Confirm the channel. Clips you created can come from any channel.
- Check if the clip still exists. Channel owners can delete clips from their channel.
If viewers cannot make clips from your channel, open Creator Dashboard → Settings → Stream → Clips Settings. Twitch lets you enable clips and limit who can create them. Choose follower or subscriber limits based on your moderation needs.
Delete clips from your channel
Channel owners and permitted roles can delete clips in Clips of My Channel.
- Open Creator Dashboard → Content → Clips.
- Select Clips of My Channel.
- Check the box beside each clip you want to remove.
- Select Delete Selected and confirm.
Deletion is permanent. Featured clips must be unfeatured before deletion. Review Twitch's clip management guide before bulk deletions.
Where ClipBot fits
Twitch Clips Manager is where you find and manage source clips. You can share clips from there one at a time. ClipBot fetches your Twitch clips, reviews them, and prepares selected clips for vertical video on TikTok and YouTube Shorts, so you don't have to post each one by hand.
Automate clip creation during your streams with Nightbot's !clip command connected to ClipBot. This lets viewers capture moments in chat while you stream.
Before reusing a clip, check it has a clear moment, context, and a crop that fits the platform. Then use our Twitch clip editing workflow or upload to YouTube Shorts. See ClipBot's feature overview or compare ClipBot to Combo, Powder alternatives (Powder shut down), or Sizzle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do my Twitch clips save?
Twitch clips save to your Twitch account, not to your phone or computer. Find them in the Clips Manager: Creator Dashboard → Content → Clips.
How do I see clips I made on Twitch?
Sign in to Twitch, open Creator Dashboard, select Content then Clips, and choose Clips I've Created. This shows clips you personally made on your channel or any other channel you were watching.
How do I search Twitch clips by name?
Open Twitch Creator Dashboard, go to Content then Clips, choose Clips of My Channel or Clips I've Created, then use the search box to filter by clip title. You can also sort by date, views, or duration to find specific clips faster.
How do I find my Twitch clips from my channel?
Open Creator Dashboard, select Content then Clips, and choose Clips of My Channel. This shows all clips made from your broadcasts, including clips made by viewers. You can search and filter the list to find specific clips.
What's the difference between Clips of My Channel and Clips I've Created?
Clips of My Channel shows all clips made from your broadcasts by anyone. Clips I've Created shows clips you personally made while watching any channel. These are two separate lists in Creator Dashboard.
Why can't I find a Twitch clip I'm looking for?
Check both clip lists since your own creations and clips from your channel appear separately. Clear any active search or date filters. Confirm you're looking at the right channel. The clip may have been deleted by the channel owner.
How do I see my clips on the Twitch mobile app?
The Twitch app shows only a selection of your latest clips. For the full list, open dashboard.twitch.tv/content/clips in your phone's browser and sign in. Then pick Clips I've Created or Clips of My Channel.
Can I use ClipBot to manage my Twitch clips?
Twitch Creator Dashboard is where you find and manage your clips. ClipBot connects to your Twitch account to fetch clips, review them, and prepare selected clips for TikTok and YouTube Shorts with automated uploads and editing.
Official Twitch references
Twitch can change dashboard labels and permissions. These primary sources were checked on October 21, 2026: