Clip it, edit it, share it

Keep a rolling 15 seconds to 15 minutes of gameplay in memory — 30 seconds by default. Press F8 to save a clip to your cloud vault, then edit and share it.

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Windows 10/11 · x64 · H.264, HEVC and AV1 depending on hardware · fictional gameplay examples

Capture the moment.

Keep 15 seconds to 15 minutes of gameplay in memory (30 seconds by default). Press F8 to save a clip to your cloud vault, then find it in the Windows app.

15s–15min window
30s default
Rolling buffer in memory
Uploads only when you save

Search clips, games

STANDBYCapture ready

00:00

Today3 clips

NewestAll games

Private00:28

Held the platform

Arena · Example clip184 MB · 2h ago

Shared00:24

Through the mountain pass

Racing · Example clip152 MB · 2h ago

Private00:30

At the sky gate

Fantasy · Example clip196 MB · 2h ago

Illustrative Windows app library using fictional gameplay.

Shape it for the feed

Trim your clips, add text or stickers, then export a landscape version or reframe for phone viewing in the Windows app or a supported browser.

Fictional arena gameplay in the landscape editing stage — Landscape · 16:9Landscape example

Fictional arena gameplay framed for a portrait phone video — Phone viewing · 9:16Portrait example

Illustrative Windows editor previews using fictional gameplay.

Capture

F8 saves your chosen window.

Pick 15 seconds to 15 minutes (30 seconds by default). Unsaved encoded gameplay stays in RAM. Saving creates a clip in your cloud vault; it is not an always-on recording file.

Keep

Saver, Balanced or High.

H.264 is the default. HEVC and AV1 appear only when the hardware and browser can encode them, and CPU encoding is opt-in. Files over 1,000,000,000 bytes stay on your PC and are never uploaded.

Your link, your choice.

Sharing is opt-in. Public playback uses a validated H.264/AAC copy for current mainstream browsers. The original stays downloadable, and older browsers can use the Windows app.

FAQ

The details, plainly.

Capture length, quality choices, the vault size limit and how playback works — without promising more than the app and browsers actually do.

How long can a clip be?

You can keep 15 seconds to 15 minutes of gameplay in memory. The default is 30 seconds, and the hotkey saves whatever duration you selected.

Which quality and codec settings are available?

Choose Storage saver, Balanced or High quality. H.264 is the default. HEVC and AV1 are offered only when the selected hardware and browser can actually encode them, and CPU/software encoding is a clearly labelled opt-in. Size estimates are approximate; the measured final file decides.

What happens to clips larger than 1 GB?

Files up to exactly 1,000,000,000 bytes can enter the vault. Anything larger stays on your PC: it is never uploaded, and it does not appear on the website or in the dashboard. A smaller explicit export can be uploaded later.

Will a shared clip play in every browser?

No universal-browser guarantee is made. Public playback uses a validated H.264/AAC copy, which is the broad current-mainstream target. The original HEVC or AV1 file stays available to download. Older or unusual browsers may need the download or the Windows app.

Can I edit on the website?

The browser editor runs on your device when the browser can decode the original and encode the codec you choose. It never renders on the server. If your browser cannot do that, use the GGVault Windows app or download the original.

Does editing change my original?

No. Originals are preserved. Trimming, reframing and overlays create a new export, and the original stays available to download.

Ready for the next one?

GGVault is a Windows app. Create an account and link your PC to use the cloud vault.

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