Sucia Studio: turn a stream into a YouTube video and Shorts

Record your screen, camera and microphone

Pick a screen or a window, put your camera in a corner, add your microphone and press Record. The microphone and the computer's sound stay on separate tracks, and can also be saved as WAV files beside the recording, with the camera as its own file. A crash keeps everything up to the last second. The replay buffer keeps the last minutes, so a moment you missed can still be saved; keys work while a game is in front once you turn them on; and Studio warns you when the microphone goes silent or the picture goes black.

Stream to Twitch and YouTube at once

Go live on Twitch, YouTube and another RTMP service together from one encode, with a health line for each, and keep a recording to edit while you stream. Both chats arrive in one list in Studio, and the chat can sit on the picture in an overlay look with a title and cards such as Starting soon; when Twitch is in the stream, the picture shows Twitch chat only by default, as Twitch's rules ask. Stream keys stay encrypted on your computer.

An OBS recording editor for long VODs

Open a recording of many hours from Studio, OBS or a downloaded Twitch VOD: MP4, MKV, MOV and WebM open directly, with every sound track kept apart. Two timelines, the whole recording and a close-up, keep hours easy to move through. The transcript is made on your computer, so you can search the words and cut by text. Moments are found for you from loud stretches, reaction words and your markers, plus chat spikes and !clip when Studio kept the chat beside the recording. Silence comes out across the picture and every track at once, previewed first.

Edit with motion, captions, colour and a bleep list

Punch-ins, shakes, impacts, flashes, glitches and zoom bounces come as motion presets on keys. Captions come from the transcript in eleven looks, with emphasis words, and colour comes from four sliders or a colour look. A bleep list finds every word you name and bleeps or mutes it in one step. The Audio page cleans the voice, evens it out and sets YouTube loudness; the Photo page makes thumbnails, with background removal on your computer.

Shorts from your stream, in facecam layouts

Seven layouts turn a moment into a vertical Short: blurred background, camera on top, game on top, camera in a corner, circle camera, game only, or split 50/50. Draw the game and camera boxes once on a frame; the preview is drawn by the same code as the export, with the captions and the hook kept clear of your face.

From Twitch VOD to YouTube upload

Deliver exports the video exactly as the preview shows it and checks the file afterwards. It writes SRT and WebVTT captions and YouTube chapters from the transcript, and an upload kit: the title, a description with the hook first, tags and hashtags checked against YouTube's limits, copied in one press. The package folder puts the video, its Shorts, captions and kit in one place for you to upload. Finishing somewhere else? Studio also writes a cut list (EDL).

Add-ons from the Store

Overlay looks, caption styles, motion presets, Shorts layouts, colour looks, sounds and channel rules come as add-ons made by Sucia, installed from the Store through the Sucia app or loaded from a file. Add-ons are data only: nothing in them runs, so an update cannot break them.

Is Sucia Studio free?

Every Sucia account gets the whole app free for 14 days, once, with no card. After the trial, Sucia Studio needs a plan, paid with credits on your Sucia account.

• Monthly $15 · 1,500 credits One month at a time
• 6 months $69 · 6,900 credits $11.50 a month · Save $21 (23%) against monthly
• 1 year $99 · 9,900 credits $8.25 a month · Save $81 (45%) against monthly

14-day free trial, no card. One credit is one US cent. Had Sucia Studio in your Library before the plans opened? Your first trial is 30 days.