A messages-per-second graph stretches across the entire VoD. Peaks are usually clippable moments. Click to seek, drag to bracket a clip, filter by emote to narrow it down.
On an eight hour stream, scrubbing for highlights is hours of work. The chat already did the work for you. When something funny, scary, or impressive happens, message volume jumps. The graph turns that signal into a visual you can scan in five seconds.
You stop guessing and start clicking. Each tall bar gets a click, you watch the few seconds before it, and you decide whether to keep it.
The graph is most useful when filtered. A KEKW-only graph shows where chat laughed. A monkaS-only graph shows where chat got nervous. A POG-only graph shows the highlights.
Voding loads global Twitch emotes plus the channel emotes plus 7TV, BTTV, and FFZ for the streamer you opened. Multi-select dropdowns make filter combos one click away.
The graph sits above the player and acts as the timeline. The play head moves with the video. A small toolbar above it has the auto highlight finder and a visibility menu.
Click and drag horizontally to create a clip bracket. The clip opens in the sidebar where you set start, end, name, and category. No frame-level scrubbing required.
10 free chat overlay renders a day, no card needed. Open the editor when you're ready.