Trimming, merging, text and stickers, sound and vertical exports all work on footage from whatever you play. Valorant gets one thing more: GLworm reads the kill feed out of your own recording and cuts the clips for you.
Valorant is the first game GLworm reads. Every other game gets the studio — the clips are yours to cut.
Kill feed read from your own recordings
Trim, merge, brand and reframe — no detection yet
Trim, merge, brand and reframe — no detection yet
Add it yourself — its own tag, its own filters, the whole studio
Add any game yourself from Your Profile — it gets its own tag, its own filters, and the whole studio. Tell us which one to read next.
Every ace banner in the round becomes a standalone clip, trimmed with padding around the play. Nothing to scrub for.
GLworm works out how each kill in the feed happened. A knifed headshot lands in both buckets instead of quietly losing one.
Type your in-game name once. The kill feed is read against it, so the timeline fills with your plays and not the lobby’s.
Rounds are laid out on the timeline as you go, and each one can be cut on its own — for a VOD review or to send a single round to a friend.
The editor puts timed text and images over the clip, restyles them after you place them, and burns them in. The source file is never touched.
Drop music or effects onto a clip, trim and loop them, fade them, and duck the game audio underneath while they play. Everything you hear in the preview is what gets exported.
Turn any clip or montage into 9:16 — crop to fill, or keep the whole frame over a blurred background. Ready for Shorts, Reels and TikTok.