How to Find Your Twitch Clips and Clips You Created

By Roxkstar74
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Where to find your Twitch clips

To find your Twitch clips, open the Clips Manager in Creator Dashboard. Choose the list that matches what you need:

  • Clips of My Channel shows clips made from your channel, including clips made by viewers.
  • Clips I've Created shows clips you made on your channel or someone else's channel.

These lists answer two different questions. If a clip seems to be missing, check the other list before changing your filters.

Find clips made from your channel

Use this path if you stream and want to review clips that you or your viewers made from your broadcasts.

  1. Sign in to Twitch.
  2. Open Creator Dashboard.
  3. Select Content, then Clips.
  4. Select Clips of My Channel.
  5. Use Twitch's available sorting and search controls to narrow the list.

You can also open the Clips Manager directly while signed in.

Find clips you created

Use this path if you want to find clips that you personally made while watching any Twitch channel.

  1. Open Creator Dashboard.
  2. Select Content, then Clips.
  3. Select Clips I've Created.
  4. Filter or sort the list to find the clip you need.

A clip that you made from another stream belongs in Clips I've Created, not Clips of My Channel.

Find clips from a specific Twitch channel

If you are looking for public clips from a channel that you do not manage:

  1. Open that channel on Twitch.
  2. Select Videos.
  3. Filter the videos by Clips.
  4. Choose a time range or sort option when Twitch provides one.

This channel view is for browsing. Use Creator Dashboard when you need management controls for your own channel or your own created clips.

What to check when a clip is missing

Try these checks in order:

  1. Check both clip lists. A clip from your broadcast and a clip you made on another channel appear in different lists.
  2. Clear search and sorting options. An active control can make the item harder to find.
  3. Confirm the channel. Clips you created can come from channels other than your own.
  4. Check whether the clip still exists. A channel owner or channel role with permission can remove a clip from that channel.

If viewers cannot make new clips from your channel, open Creator Dashboard → Settings → Stream → Clips Settings. Twitch lets channel owners enable clips and limit who can create them. Choose follower or subscriber limits based on your moderation needs instead of turning them off only to increase clip volume.

Delete clips from your channel

Channel owners and permitted channel roles can manage clips in Clips of My Channel.

  1. Open Creator Dashboard → Content → Clips.
  2. Select Clips of My Channel.
  3. Select the checkbox beside each clip you want to remove.
  4. Select Delete Selected and confirm the deletion.

Deletion is permanent. Twitch also notes that a featured clip must be unfeatured before it can be deleted. Review Twitch's current clip management guide before a bulk deletion.

Where ClipBot fits

Twitch Clips Manager is where you find and manage the source clips. ClipBot provides a separate workspace for fetching your Twitch clips, reviewing them, and preparing selected clips for vertical video.

Before you reuse a clip in ClipBot, check that it has a clear moment, understandable context, and a crop that fits the destination. Then use our Twitch clip editing workflow or review ClipBot's current feature overview.

Official Twitch references

Twitch can change dashboard labels and permissions. These primary sources were checked on August 5, 2026:

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