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Blog · October 11, 2026

Twitch clips to YouTube Shorts and TikTok: EA FC 27 goals

Turn your Twitch VOD into vertical clips for YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Reels, with no editing. Every EA FC 27 goal becomes a 9:16 clip, ready to post.

An EA FC 27 goal as a 16:9 clip and as a 9:16 vertical clip on a phone, ready for TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Reels.

Your community wants to see that live goal again, on Shorts or TikTok. Finding it in a three-hour Twitch VOD, cutting it and turning it vertical takes you a whole evening. Vodmora does it for you: every goal in the VOD becomes a clip, which the Reels page turns into a 9:16 vertical clip, ready to post. Two hours of Pro Clubs are cut in a few minutes.

No need to create a clip on Twitch

On Twitch, a clip is made by hand, one moment at a time. After a fifteen-match night, you first have to find every goal. Vodmora starts from the whole replay and makes one clip per goal, even if nobody pressed “Clip” during the stream.

So a Twitch clip link is not enough: paste the replay link, which looks like twitch.tv/videos/… The whole path, from VOD to clip, is summed up on the Twitch VOD to clips page.

Pick the video

Open Extracteur in the left menu. There are five tabs, depending on where your match is:

  • Twitch: connect your Twitch account, then pick a VOD from your channel or from a channel you follow.
  • YouTube: connect your channel and pick one of your videos.
  • Kick: link your Kick account or search for a channel, then pick one of its VODs.
  • Link: paste the link to a Twitch or Kick replay, or to a YouTube video.
  • File: upload a video from your computer, as MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM or M4V.

The video must be accessible and finished: not private, subscriber-only or still live. Before starting the analysis, you confirm that it is yours or that its author allows you to use it. Every EA FC 27 mode is supported, from Pro Clubs to Ultimate Team.

Pick the goals

By default, Vodmora cuts the goals conceded, useful to review every goal conceded in Pro Clubs. For your highlights, choose Goals scored, as for a FUT Champions weekend. Tick both to get every goal of the night: each side costs one analysis. You can also cut the other side later from the result, on the same video, and it comes back in a few seconds.

Make the clips vertical on the Reels page

The analysis cuts every goal in 16:9, like the stream. You choose the format afterwards on the Reels page, opened from the result: 16:9, 9:16 for phones, or 1:1.

The same Youbs_ goal, exported by Vodmora in 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16.

In 9:16 and 1:1, each clip has its frame:

  • Auto (default): the frame smoothly follows the ball and gets there before the pass, over the full height of the picture, like the clips posted on TikTok. On our 28 test clips, the ball stays in frame 97% of the time.
  • Manual: drag the picture to place the frame. Set points at several instants, and the frame glides from one to the next.
  • Full frame: the whole 16:9 picture, with black bars above and below. Nothing is cut.

To set several clips at once, pick them with Shift or ⌘ + click on the timeline: the same frame applies to all of them. When you export, One video puts the goals end to end; One file per clip gives each goal as its own MP4, gathered in a ZIP.

Post to YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Reels

A Vodmora clip lasts three minutes at most. You post it as it is, without going through editing software.

YouTube Shorts

YouTube treats vertical or square videos of up to three minutes as Shorts (YouTube Help). A clip made 9:16 or 1:1 on the Reels page therefore becomes a Short. A 16:9 clip stays a regular video.

TikTok

On the Reels page, choose 9:16: the clip fills the screen, like the videos in the feed. Tick Keep the sound before the analysis if your reactions are part of the moment. Export one file per clip, then post them from the TikTok app.

Instagram Reels

As on TikTok, Reels are watched full screen and vertical. Make the clips 9:16 on the Reels page, then post them from the Instagram app.

Set the length

Four lengths are ready: 11 s (9 before the goal, 2 after), 20 s, 25 s and 30 s. With Custom, you choose the seconds before and after the goal, 1 to 120 each, up to three minutes in total.

Three frames of an 11-second vertical clip: the build-up, the shot, the goal.

An 11-second clip shows the move and the goal. To show the build-up, add time before the goal.

Sound

Clips are muted by default. Tick Keep the sound to keep the VOD’s audio: your reactions, the game sound, your stream’s music. If that music is not yours, check that you have the right to repost it.

Download the clips

Clips appear as soon as they are ready, grouped by match. For each goal: its moment in the VOD, the score before and after, and the clip length. Download saves the clip as an MP4. Clips from accounts without a paid plan carry the vodmora.com logo; a paid plan removes it.

Clips remain available for seven days after the analysis, then they are deleted. Download the ones you want to keep.

Coming soon: automatic editing and posting

Next step: Vodmora will assemble your best goals into one video ready to post, then post it for you on TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels, without going through your phone. Follow the progress on the roadmap.

Three tips for a good analysis

  • Keep the game’s score visible: do not hide it under a stream overlay.
  • If Vodmora picks the wrong club, switch it from the result in one click: no new analysis is needed.
  • If the analysis stops on “No readable score”, try a better-quality replay: that attempt does not count.

Quota

Each workspace gets a number of analyses per month, shown on the Access page. The Free plan includes 3 analyses per month: create an account to cut your first goals.