POKERCLIPPER GUIDE
PokerClipper Guides
Learn how to record a live hand, add the right context, protect video privacy, and create a poker short viewers can follow.
How to Record Live Poker Hands on iPhone
Prepare footage for PokerClipper with vertical 1080p video, the 0.5x Ultra Wide camera, one file per hand, storage management, and a stable phone mount.
Read guide →How to Turn a Live Poker Video into a Short on Your Phone
A step-by-step guide to recording a live poker hand, adding hand context, syncing overlays, and exporting a vertical poker short.
Read guide →PokerClipper vs. a General-Purpose Video Editor
Compare the workflow for adding poker hand context in a general editor with the dedicated fields and timing controls in PokerClipper.
Read guide →How to Use PokerClipper: Browsers, Video Files, and Export
Learn the PokerClipper workflow, supported environments, accepted video files, limits, and troubleshooting steps.
Read guide →How Browser-Based Video Processing Protects Your Poker Footage
Understand what stays in your browser, what is saved locally, and what authentication, analytics, and delivery providers receive.
Read guide →Poker Video Before and After: Making the Hand Easy to Follow
See how synchronized player, card, board, action, and pot overlays change what viewers can understand from live table footage.
Read guide →Why Poker Shorts Need Hand Context
Learn what Player, Position, Stack, Hand, Board, Action, Pot, timing, and social safe areas contribute to a poker video.
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