Keep capture files local
There is no need to upload the whole replay buffer just to extract one match-defining moment.
Gaming clip sharing
Turn a gameplay recording into a shareable clip
Replay buffers and recording tools capture the action-and usually plenty around it. Save Replay helps you isolate the clutch, fail, speedrun split, or funny moment before it leaves your device.
No account required for the basic flow.
Direct answer
Direct answer
Open a browser-compatible recording from OBS, Windows Game Bar, or another replay tool, keep the context around the play, remove queues and aftermath, and upload the prepared highlight. Teammates can open a public or unlisted watch link without a Save Replay account.
The workflow
From source video to useful link
- 1
Choose the captured recording
Select the MP4, MOV, M4V, or WebM file produced by your capture workflow.
- 2
Find the play
Scrub to the start of the highlight, cut the downtime after it, and preview the selected range.
- 3
Drop the link in chat
Upload the selected clip and share its watch URL with your squad, community, or friends.
Why it works
Made for the useful seconds inside a longer capture
Files from OBS, Windows Game Bar, and GPU replay capture often include the lead-up and aftermath needed to make sure the moment was recorded. Keep that source locally, then trim the shareable highlight in the browser.
The prepared clip gets a focused watch page that teammates and friends can open without a Save Replay account. You can copy the reserved URL while the upload and playback processing continue.
Easy playback for the group
Recipients open a watch page in the browser instead of downloading your raw recording format.
Current product details
What to know before you upload
- Accepted sources
- MP4, MOV, M4V, and WebM files that your browser can decode and prepare.
- Free limits
- 10 minutes per clip, 512 MB per prepared upload, and 10 clips per day.
- Account requirement
- No account is needed for the basic upload, trim, share, or watch flow.
- Privacy behavior
- New clips are public by default. Public and unlisted links can be forwarded; private clips require a verified owner.
Limits can vary by plan or deployment. See the current pricing page for the limits shown by this service.
Evidence and next steps
Read the detailed workflow
Use the deeper guides and current primary pages behind this feature. External product conditions can change after review.
Questions for this workflow
Which capture tools can I use?
Save Replay accepts the supported video file itself, so OBS, Game Bar, and common GPU replay output works when saved in a format your browser can decode.
Will Save Replay record my gameplay?
No. Record with your preferred capture tool first, then choose that local file in Save Replay to trim and share it.
Can I use an OBS MKV recording?
MKV is not accepted in the current flow. Use OBS File > Remux Recordings to create an MP4, then open that file in Save Replay.
Can teammates watch without signing up?
Yes. Public and unlisted links open without a viewer account. Use a password or owner-private mode when broader forwarding is not appropriate.
Need product help or more detail about how clips are handled? Visit Support and read the Privacy Policy.
More ways to share
Related Save Replay workflows
Product facts reviewed July 19, 2026. Explore every Save Replay feature and workflow.
Choose the moment you want to share
Preview locally, trim the useful range, and get one link for the prepared clip.
Start with your video