Free Twitch VoD sync finder.

Multi-cam edits — collabs, GTA RP scenes, tournaments, charity events, watch parties — all need every streamer's POV lined up to the exact same wall-clock moment before you can cut. The recorded-at timestamp on each Twitch VoD is that ground truth, accurate to the second.

This tool reads those timestamps for you. Paste one VoD, add the channels of everyone else who was live with them, and we tell you which of their recent VoDs overlapped and by how much. No audio fingerprinting, no clap-sync, no babysitting a slider.

Every overlapping VoD ends up on its own track in the exported timeline, each one offset to the exact second where it actually started relative to the others. Open the file in your editor and every POV is already lined up — no dragging, no nudging.

Use it for multi-cam picks, split-screens, reaction cuts, or just to have a project file that already knows when each angle joined the broadcast.

The free tool gives you the offsets and a timeline file. The full vod.ing editor goes further: load every overlapping VoD into one synced workspace, scrub all POVs at once on a shared timeline, see each angle's chat activity graph, and cut clips that span every angle at the same in/out points.

You can load as many streams as the event had — two-person collabs, six-person GTA RP scenes, tournament brackets with a dozen POVs. Per-angle chat overlays render server-side and ride above their own video track in the export.

See how the multi-stream editor works →