clipdat has one job: save your best moments without costing you frames. No bloat, no ads and no tracking. Just instant replay you'll forget is running.
Your frame rate comes before everything. Capture, scaling and encoding all stay on the graphics card, and saving a clip copies video that's already encoded instead of converting it.
clipdat is a clipper and nothing else. It uses about 20 MB of memory until a game opens, and it never draws anything over your game.
There will never be ads in clipdat. Nothing pops up, nothing plays before your clips, and nothing gets in the way of your settings.
No account needed, no analytics and no telemetry. Your clips stay on your PC. The only thing clipdat asks the internet is whether there's an update, and you can switch that off.
clipdat waits quietly and captures nothing until you start playing. Close the game and it lets go again.
Clips are copied straight out of memory, already encoded. Nothing is converted when you press the key.
Capture, scaling and encoding all happen on the GPU, so your CPU stays free for the game.
Measured on our Windows 11 development PC.
Everything you'd want from a clipper, ready as soon as it's installed.
Before launch, we'll publish a head-to-head test against the NVIDIA App, OBS and Medal: the same PC, the same game and the same settings, measured with PresentMon. The scripts will be public, so you can run the test yourself.
clipdat keeps your recent gameplay ready to save, so you never miss the moment. It stays light while you play, takes a minute to set up, and gives every sound its own track.
Make as many save hotkeys as you like, each with its own length, from 15 seconds to 5 minutes.
Nothing is captured until a game opens. While it waits, clipdat uses about 20 MB of memory, and the settings app closes completely.
Game, voice chat, music and your mic are kept apart, so you can keep Spotify out of the clips you post.
A 30-second clip is written in under a quarter of a second, straight from memory, with no re-encoding.
Performance first, with no bloat, no ads and no tracking. See what clipdat leaves out.
A clip editor where you can turn each sound up or down, and share links you can paste anywhere.