# Create Short from your Stream

Auto-generate voiceover and subtitles from your game streams to create a short.

- Tool id: `create-short-from-your-stream`
- Create in Studio: https://studio.listnr.ai/create?tool=create-short-from-your-stream
- HTML page: https://studio.listnr.ai/tools/create-short-from-your-stream

Create Short from your Stream keeps the source, direction, and intended audience clear before the next edit.

## FAQ

### What does Create Short from your Stream need besides the VOD?

Name the match or session moment, the audience hook, whether voiceover should recap or stay quiet, which lines deserve subtitles, and how the short should end. The tool is a highlight direction from a game stream, not a full VOD republish.

### Does this page cut my stream automatically?

No. The marketing page does not ingest the broadcast. Continue in Listnr Studio at /create?tool=create-short-from-your-stream, then attach footage you are allowed to clip. Keep the selected moment faithful to what happened on stream.

### Should stream shorts keep captions on over gameplay?

Captions default on so callouts and the added voiceover stay readable. Place them off HUDs and faces. Extra music is optional and should not drown game audio or the host if those remain in the mix.

### What permissions apply to Create Short from your Stream?

Use your VOD, teammate voices, overlays, and music only with permission. Do not invent a player's intent in the voiceover, and follow the game publisher's clipping rules before you post the short.

### What should an original Short from your Stream scene include?

Write an original scene idea in the prompt: your conflict, setting, action, and ending. Describe the stream moment, audience hook, voiceover angle, subtitle emphasis, and ending. Keep the first seconds specific so Studio has a job for each scene.

### How do I set the visual direction for a stream-highlight short without copying protected art?

Lean on atmosphere, camera, and the actual moment you captured, with a hook you write. Name lighting, motion, and the ending beat in the prompt rather than pasting a protected key visual.