Gaming clips, shared in seconds
Updated September 24, 2026
Clipiao lets you record part of your screen while you play and paste a link in Discord that plays right in the chat, with the game's sound. There's no file to upload, so Discord's upload limit doesn't get in the way. Free clips can be up to 1 minute at 60 FPS.
How it works
- Press Ctrl + Shift + 5 (or your own shortcut) and drag a box around the game.
- Play. The speaker button records the game's sound, and the mic button adds your voice.
- Press the check when you're done. The link is copied.
- Paste it in your Discord server. Everyone can watch it in the chat without downloading anything.
Made for sharing moments
- 60 FPS so fast games stay smooth.
- Any area: the whole game, just the minimap, or the kill feed.
- Webcam bubble for your reaction, dragged anywhere on the clip.
- Your Library keeps every clip in one place, where you can rename or delete it.
- No watermark and no ads.
Good to know
Clipiao records from the moment you press the shortcut. It doesn't keep a rolling recording of the last few minutes, the way NVIDIA's Instant Replay or Xbox Game Bar's "Record what happened" do. To capture a moment after it happens, save it with one of those and share the file.
If a game runs in exclusive fullscreen, switch it to borderless or windowed mode so you can drag the box over it.
Try Clipiao free. Record part of your screen and paste the link.
Questions
Does Clipiao record game sound?
Yes. The speaker button records everything your computer plays, including the game, and the mic button adds your voice.
How long can a gaming clip be?
Free clips can be up to 1 minute at 60 FPS and stay online for 30 days. Premium, coming soon, records up to 10 minutes and keeps clips forever.
Can Clipiao save the last 30 seconds like Instant Replay?
Not at the moment. Clipiao records from the moment you press the shortcut.
Will my friends need Clipiao to watch?
No. The clip plays right in Discord, and the link opens in any browser.