🏷️ Available on: Free and Pro · ⚙️ Find it in: Dashboard > Playlists · ⏱️ Time: 5 minutes
Clipify playlists are reusable clip collections for overlays and curated website galleries. Build the order once, then use it in more than one playback or sharing setup.
Choose how imports update a playlist
| Import mode | Existing clips | New matching clips | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Append | Kept | Added | Growing a collection over time |
| Replace | Removed | Becomes the new playlist | Rebuilding a playlist entirely from current rules |
Important: A curated gallery follows its playlist immediately. Deleting that playlist clears the gallery reference and unpublishes the gallery.
Create a manual playlist
- Open Dashboard > Playlists and add a playlist.
- Give it a clear name.
- Add clips from the available creator clips.
- Drag clips into the order you want.
- Select the playlist in an overlay or curated gallery.
Free accounts can use one playlist with up to 50 clips. Pro supports unlimited playlists and playlist clips.
Automatic imports with Pro
Automatic imports can build a playlist from rules such as date, category, minimum views, duration, blocked title words, and creator allow or block lists.
Choose Append to keep existing clips and add new matches. Choose Replace to rebuild the playlist from the current import result. Preview filters carefully before replacing a collection whose manual order matters.
Playback order
An overlay using Order mode follows the playlist sequence. Other playback modes can use the collection as their eligible clip pool. A curated gallery preserves the playlist order for browsing and player navigation.
Editing a shared playlist
Adding, removing, or reordering a clip updates every overlay and curated gallery that references the playlist. Check those destinations after a large edit.
Deleting a playlist
Deleting a playlist removes the collection. An overlay must be assigned another valid source before it can use those clips again. A curated gallery that referenced the deleted playlist loses that reference and is unpublished to prevent a broken public gallery.
Troubleshooting imports
If no clips match, widen the date range and review minimum views, duration, blocked words, creator rules, and category restrictions. If an expected clip is missing, confirm it is available to the selected creator before adjusting filters.
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- How to Create and Embed a Twitch Clip Gallery
- Understanding Clip Playback Modes, Filters, and Queues
Next step: Manage your playlists