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Long VODs that hop between games deserve real chapters. Paste a Twitch VOD link, and vodfetch reads its category-change markers and lets you export them as a plain timestamped list — free, no account, ready to paste into a YouTube description or video editor.
Paste a link, drop it here, or just type a channel name
Source quality up to 1080p60 · MP4 output · VODs, clips & live recordings
Twitch tracks every time a broadcast switches game or category during a stream. vodfetch reads those markers directly from the same VOD you're already downloading, and turns them into a clean, timestamped chapter list you can save as a text file — no other free Twitch tool offers this. It's especially useful if you re-upload VODs to YouTube (which supports pasted timestamp chapters), edit highlight reels, or just want a quick outline of a multi-hour stream without scrubbing through it.
Download in the highest available resolution and framerate — up to 1080p60 source, or pick 720p, 480p or audio-only.
One tool for every Twitch format: past broadcasts, highlights, clips and live stream recordings.
Parallel segment downloading saturates your connection and rebuilds the video in seconds, with automatic retries on errors.
No sign-up and no tracking. The download runs in your browser; video is only relayed through a stateless proxy to satisfy browser security — nothing is stored.
No Twitch login, no sign-up, no paywall and no ads. Just paste a link and download.
Clean MP4 output ready for any player or editor, plus audio-only export and exact quality selection.
Copy the URL of the Twitch VOD, clip or channel you want — e.g. twitch.tv/videos/123456789 or clips.twitch.tv/…
Paste the link into the box above and click Analyze to see the title and all available qualities.
Pick source/1080p60, a smaller resolution, or audio-only — whatever fits your needs.
Click Download. Your Twitch video is saved as an MP4 to your chosen folder, with a live progress bar.
They're the automatic game/category-change markers Twitch records during a broadcast — for example, when a streamer switches from 'Just Chatting' to a game. vodfetch reads these directly from Twitch's own data.
Paste the VOD's URL into vodfetch and analyze it. If the broadcast has recorded category changes, a Chapters button appears — click it to save a timestamped .txt list.
Yes. YouTube auto-converts a timestamp list pasted into a video description (starting at 0:00) into clickable chapters — vodfetch's export is formatted to work directly.
Chapters only exist where Twitch recorded a game/category change. A VOD that stayed in one category the whole stream, or one where the streamer never changed categories, won't have any markers to export.
Real talk: vodfetch is built by one person — a dad of two with a wife, a day job, and a slightly broken sense of free time — trying to make a little extra on the side. No investors, no growth team, no dark patterns. Just me and a lot of coffee.
So here's the honest deal: the tool is free and always will be. A couple of small, non-annoying ads keep the lights on — that's it. No spam, no pop-ups, no fake 'Download' buttons, no account, no watermark. And it's all open-source, so you can check I'm not up to anything shady.
If vodfetch saved a clip before it vanished, the kindest thing you can do costs nothing: send it to one friend who streams, drop a star on GitHub, or paste the link in your Discord. That word-of-mouth is honestly the whole marketing budget. Thank you — really.
Download any Twitch clip to MP4 — free, no watermark, no account.
Download Twitch VODs to MP4 in source quality — before they expire.
Save any Twitch video to MP4 — free, no watermark, no account.
Record a live Twitch stream to MP4 — as it happens.
Extract audio from any Twitch VOD or clip — free, no account.
Turn any Twitch clip into a shareable GIF — free, in your browser.
Save a Twitch VOD's full chat replay as a text file.
Browse a channel's VODs & clips — no exact URL needed
For personal use only. You are responsible for complying with Twitch's Terms of Service and applicable copyright law. This tool only accesses publicly available content and does not bypass any paywall or DRM.