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Kick Clip Downloader — Save Kick Clips as MP4 Free Online

Use GripVid's free Kick Clip Downloader to save videos as MP4 in HD quality. Fast, free, no registration needed.

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About Kick clips

How Kick clips work

Kick clips are short highlights cut from a live broadcast, in the same spirit as Twitch's. The platform is younger, and the practical consequence is that its clip URLs have changed format more than once — so the single most common reason a Kick download fails is a link copied from an older layout that no longer resolves.

Step by step

Saving Kick clips

  1. 01

    Open the clip on Kick

    Play the clip on its own page rather than copying it from a channel listing or a feed thumbnail.

  2. 02

    Copy the current URL

    Take the address straight from the bar while the clip is playing. It should contain the channel name followed by a clip identifier.

  3. 03

    Paste and download

    Clips are short, so files are small. If the link is rejected, reopen the clip on Kick and copy a fresh URL — old-format links are the usual culprit.

Formats

What you get

QualityFormatAudioNotes
1080p60 MP4 Included Clips from a full-quality broadcast
720p MP4 Included The common fallback
Audio only MP3 Audio only For soundbites and quotes

Kick changes its URL scheme more often than the older platforms. If a clip refuses to resolve, a freshly copied link from the clip's own page is the first thing to try.

Common questions

Kick clips questions

Usually the link format. Kick has revised its clip URLs more than once, and an address saved months ago may no longer point anywhere. Open the clip on Kick now and copy the current URL.

Past broadcasts can be attempted from the main Kick page, but they are long files and availability depends on whether the streamer kept the recording. Clips are far more reliable.

Yes, up to whatever the broadcast was running at. A streamer output at 1080p60 gives a 1080p60 clip; a lower-bitrate stream caps correspondingly.

Generally no. When a channel is removed, its clips usually go with it, and there is then nothing left to fetch.

Before you download

Downloading a video you do not own is only lawful in limited circumstances — your own uploads, material published under a licence that permits it, or personal offline viewing where your local law allows. Redistributing someone else’s work is not one of them.

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