No capture, no hotkey, no second thing running while you play. GLworm opens the files your recorder already wrote.
Whatever writes an MP4 is enough. GLworm never touches your game, your mic or your GPU while you're in a match.
Pick the one folder your recordings land in, or drag a single file onto the dashboard. GLworm reads it when you open the app and whenever you ask.
MP4 · MKV · MOV · WebM
Aces, headshots, kills, knives, deaths and rounds: already cut, each on its own, matched against your in-game name so it's your plays and not the lobby's.
Valorant detection · every other game, by hand
Six kinds of moment, cut out of the recording while you're still in the lobby. You pick which ones get cut, and they all come out of one run.
The ace banner is caught as the round ends, and the whole play is saved with padding around it.
Detection is Valorant today · landscape recordings only · every other game trims, merges and exports by hand
Finding the moments for you is the part Valorant has to itself. The rest of GLworm never asks what you play, or for a card.
Your cuts, the montages you built and everything you archived, in four views you can search and filter by game or by moment. Trim one down again later without starting over.
Stage the clips you want, drag them into the order you want them, and watch the whole reel play through before you commit to it. One file comes out the other end.
Place as many as you like, each timed to the moment it should appear. Change the colour, the font or how solid it sits, and it burns into the file you export.
The clip’s own audio is a lane you can quieten in parts. Lay your own sounds beside it, trim and loop and fade them, and duck the game underneath while they play.
Free forever · Any game · Nothing you export is watermarked
Any clip or montage becomes 9:16 in one step: crop to fill the frame, or keep the whole play over a blurred background. Add your text and stickers first and they burn straight into the file.
With Classic, GLworm posts it to your YouTube channel. For TikTok and Reels, you get the file
GLworm is not a cloud clipper. Nothing is uploaded to be processed, there is no queue to wait in, and there is no library on somebody else's server.
Detection, trimming, merging and export all run on your PC. A clip leaves the machine only when you post it to your own YouTube channel.
Sign in once. After that a network is optional: GLworm only goes online for your account and plan, a one-time install record, Store updates, and the YouTube channel you connect.
Every operation writes a new file. The recording you dropped in is exactly the recording you keep.
They sit in a folder you chose, on your drive. There is no cloud library to lose access to.
That 49× is measured, not guessed: the same check takes 59 milliseconds on a DirectX 12 graphics card, and 2.9 seconds without one.
Cutting, merging and editing your clips costs nothing and always will, and nothing you export is watermarked. A plan adds the six things that do the work for you. Every new account gets the full app for 7 days from the moment you sign in, no card needed.
The 7 things people ask first.
No. It is a clip maker, not a recorder. GLworm works on recordings you already have: Xbox Game Bar, OBS, ShadowPlay, anything that writes an MP4. Point it at that folder and your matches show up.
In Valorant: aces, headshots, kills, knife kills, your deaths, and every round boundary. You type your in-game name once, so the kill feed is read against you and not the whole lobby. You choose which of the six get cut into clips automatically.
Detection is Valorant today. Any other game can be added for tagging and filtering, and everything else works on any footage: trimming, organising, merging, the editor, 9:16 reels.
Only the clips you post. Analysis, editing and every export run on your own PC, and your source file is never modified. A clip leaves your PC only when you connect your own YouTube channel and press post. Otherwise GLworm only goes online for your account and your plan, to note each new install once, and to ask the Microsoft Store for updates.
Six things: finding your moments automatically, the Workshop where you bring in and make sounds and stickers, clearing space in bulk from the Storage screen, putting several clips in one frame side by side, building a vertical reel by hand, and posting clips to your YouTube channel from GLworm. Everything else is free forever: trimming by hand, your clip library, merging, the editor, the audio timeline, cover pictures, the ready-made 9:16 formats and saving a copy to post yourself. Nothing you export is ever watermarked.
Every new account gets the full app for 7 days from the moment you sign in: nothing held back, and we never ask for a card. Run detection on your own recordings before you decide. When it ends nothing disappears: every clip and sound you already made stays yours and stays usable.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, DirectX 11, and a screen that fits a 1400 × 720 window, which a 1080p screen does at 100% or 125% scaling. A DirectX 12 GPU is worth having: detection runs about 49× faster on one than on the CPU.
Point GLworm at the Valorant recordings already sitting on your drive.
A DirectX 12 GPU is optional, and it is what makes detection fast.