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Gaming video guide

How to make a gaming video, from clutch to export.

For streamers, clip makers and indie devs: describe the moment, pick the format, and Frameo cuts the highlight.

Your best moment, full screen

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Replay: how it works

Four steps to a gaming video.

Follow the run from the moment you pick to the file you post. Each checkpoint is one job.

  1. 00:00 Pick the moment

    Choose one clutch, boss kill or speedrun split. Not the whole session. The tighter the moment, the stronger the cut.

  2. 00:15 Describe it in the prompt

    Name the game, the mood and the pace. Say which beat to slow down. Frameo plans the shots from your words.

  3. 00:30 Choose format and length

    Pick 16:9 for YouTube or 9:16 for Shorts and TikTok. Set the length to match the moment.

  4. 00:45 Cut, add music, export

    Trim dead time, drop in a track, then share or download. The replay ends here.

Gaming highlight before and after

Drag the scrubber: raw capture to highlight.

Scrub through the replay. On the left, a flat capture of the moment. On the right, the same scene cut as a highlight.

Raw captureHighlight cut

Slow-mo on the kill, a punch-in zoom, a color grade and a title card: same moment, now a highlight.

Gaming video prompts

Gaming video prompts, ready to run.

Pick a format, copy a prompt or start creating, then swap in your game, your moment and your channel name.

  • Ranked-win montage

    30-second 16:9 ranked-win montage of my best plays, fast cuts on the beat, slow-mo on the final kill, grade in [game] colors

    montage · 16:9

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  • Indie game trailer

    Cinematic 16:9 trailer for my indie [genre] game, misty forest, lone hero, rising score, title card [game name] at the end

    trailer · 16:9

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  • Boss-fight highlight

    9:16 boss-fight clip for Shorts: dark arena, storm overhead, punch-in zoom on the final hit, bass drop, one moment only

    highlight · 9:16

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  • Channel intro

    5-second 16:9 channel intro for [channel name], night sky, shooting star, neon violet glow, logo reveal on the beat

    intro · 16:9

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  • Thumbnail loop

    9:16 looping thumbnail clip: my character's wide eyes in a white flash, high-contrast ink lines, [game] title in the corner

    thumbnail loop · 9:16

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  • Patch notes video

    60-second 16:9 patch notes video for [game]: calm narrator, one new feature per scene, clean cuts, readable HUD callouts

    patch notes · 16:9

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  • Esports recap

    45-second 16:9 esports recap of [team]'s final: stormy stadium sky, big plays in order, slow-mo on match point, score card to close

    esports recap · 16:9

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  • Retro pixel intro

    9:16 retro pixel intro for my [game] Shorts: bold flat shapes, chiptune bounce, level-start title card with my channel name

    retro pixel · 9:16

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Gaming video tips

Five rules for a gaming clip that holds.

  • Hook in the first second.
  • Cut dead time between fights.
  • Match cuts to the beat.
  • Keep the HUD readable on a phone.
  • One moment per Short.

Put these in your prompt and Frameo cuts to them.

Gaming video questions

Frameo makes gaming videos from your description, so you can start without any footage. To rebuild a video you already have with new characters or a new setting, use Remix a Video, which keeps its structure.

Use 16:9 for YouTube and 9:16 for Shorts and TikTok. Made a 16:9 cut you like? It can be reframed to 9:16 without cropping.

As long as your best moments last, and no longer. Cut every second of dead time, and keep one moment per Short.

Yes. You can add music in the cut and end on a title card with your channel name.

Your best play is already recorded. Make the video tonight.

Pick the moment, describe the pace and format, and Frameo cuts the highlight.

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