Let your mods trigger a branded replay of the live stream with a single chat command. The overlay plays the clip with a REPLAY banner, optional slow‑mo, then counts down back to live.
One overlay, full mod control, seamless return to live.
A bold red REPLAY badge animates in over the clip so viewers know exactly what they're watching.
Mods trigger replays with !replay 30s, !replay 1m, or a direct clip URL — right from Twitch or Kick chat.
Add slow to any command for 0.5× playback. A purple SLOW tag appears automatically.
Add mute to play the clip silently — great for music streams or when you don’t want clip audio on top of your mic.
“Returning to live in 3…2…1” counts down before the overlay fades away and live content resumes.
No auto-clip needed — mods can pass any Twitch or Kick clip URL directly: !replay https://…
A replay can be cancelled instantly mid-playback with !replay cancel and the overlay returns to transparent.
One transparent browser source sitting over your live scene.
Select your platform and enter your channel name to generate the overlay URL:
Leave blank to use the default text.
Comma-separated list of mod usernames allowed to use !replay. Leave blank to allow all mods.
For !replay 30s-style auto-clips the broadcaster must authorise once. This lets the server create a Twitch clip on their behalf. Kick streamers can skip this and use !replay <url> instead.
Create a new Browser Source on top of your live scene and paste the URL from Step 1. The overlay is fully transparent when idle — it only appears when a replay is triggered.
Tip: Place this browser source above all other sources in your scene so the replay video covers everything.
Running Pogly instead of a plain browser source? Import the widget directly.
Pogly is a browser-based overlay editor. Import the JSON below to add Instant Replay as a full-screen 1920×1080 transparent layer. After import, update the channel variable to your channel name.
If you entered your channel name and selected a platform in the setup step above, they will already be pre-filled in the import.
Moderators and the broadcaster can trigger replays directly from chat.
| Command | Who | What It Does |
|---|---|---|
!replay 30s |
Mods & broadcaster | Auto-create a Twitch clip of the last 30 seconds and replay it. Accepts 10s, 30s, 45s, 60s, 90s, or 1m. |
!replay mute 30s |
Mods & broadcaster | Same as above but plays back with no audio. |
!replay slow 30s |
Mods & broadcaster | Same as above but plays back at 0.5× speed. The purple SLOW tag appears on the overlay. |
!replay slow mute 30s |
Mods & broadcaster | Slow motion and muted. Flags can be in either order: slow mute or mute slow. |
!replay https://… |
Mods & broadcaster | Replay a specific Twitch or Kick clip URL directly. Supports mute and slow flags too. |
!replay cancel |
Mods & broadcaster | Cancel a replay that is pending, downloading, or currently playing. The overlay returns to transparent immediately. |
Twitch’s Clips API requires a broadcaster user token (with clips:edit scope) to create a clip on a channel. Connecting once lets the server create clips on the broadcaster’s behalf. The token is stored securely and auto-refreshed — they only need to connect once.
Yes — the browser source is sized to your full stream resolution and sits above all other sources. When idle it is completely transparent, so it has zero visual impact until a replay is triggered.
After a mod types !replay 30s, the server calls the Twitch API to create a clip, waits for Twitch to process it (usually 5–15 seconds), then downloads and plays it. The overlay shows a spinner during this time.
Yes — use the URL form: !replay https://clips.twitch.tv/SomeClipSlug. The overlay will download and play any publicly accessible Twitch or Kick clip.
The second command is ignored while a replay is already in progress. Use !replay cancel first if you want to switch to a different clip.
Set it to your full stream resolution — typically 1920 × 1080. The overlay background is transparent when idle, so there’s no need to hide it between replays.
Kick does not have a public clip-creation API, so !replay 30s auto-clip is Twitch-only. However, mods can pass any Kick clip URL directly: !replay https://kick.com/channel/clip/abc.