PRODUCT GUIDE
How to Use PokerClipper: Browsers, Video Files, and Export
PokerClipper is a web app for syncing poker hand information with vertically recorded live poker footage. It does not crop horizontal streams into vertical videos or trim long recordings inside the app.
Updated: 2026-08-23
Watch the current walkthrough
The English narration and on-screen interface match the current English app.
The basic workflow
Choose a video, enter the basic information, players, board, and actions, then sync the hole cards, board, and actions to the footage. Finish the design, text, audio, and mosaic settings before exporting.
A current walkthrough is available from the How-to Video card on the app’s first screen.
Browsers and devices
PokerClipper is tested primarily in Safari on iPhone and in Chromium-based browsers on desktop. Android devices vary widely, so beta users may still encounter browser-specific behavior.
Because processing happens in the browser, available memory, resolution, duration, and codec all affect performance. For 4K footage, use a computer or convert the source to 1080p first.
Input and output
The file picker accepts MP4, MOV, M4V, and WebM. A browser may still reject a file when its internal video or audio codec is unsupported, even if the extension is accepted. Confirm that the preview and video details load after selection.
Exports are 1080×1920, 30 fps, and 9:16. The hard input limits are 2 GB and 30 minutes, but trimming the source to under three minutes is recommended for a more reliable export.
Troubleshooting
If metadata will not load, convert the source to a 1080p MP4 in Photos or another trusted converter. If export fails, choose the source video again, close memory-heavy tabs, and retry.
When reporting a beta issue, include the device, OS, browser, duration, resolution, and whether the original file plays normally on that device.
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Enter the hand details, sync them to your footage, and export in your browser.
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