Drop your match demo
Import a Premier, Matchmaking, FACEIT, or tournament demo you own or are authorized to use.
CS2 creator studio / Windows
Your best rounds. Ready to post.
CLTCHRS finds the moments worth sharing in your own Counter-Strike 2 demos, turns them into vertical video, and lets you review every detail before publishing.
Local-first processing Your content, your choice No auto-posting
Highlight score92ACE · 1v3 CLUTCH
m0NESY ▰ rival_01m0NESY ▰ rival_02m0NESY ▰ rival_03
ROUND 22 · MIRAGEThree shots.
Round over.m0NESY · 21.4 sec
Round over.m0NESY · 21.4 sec
Direct PostReady for review
One workflow. Every vertical feed.
TikTokYouTube ShortsInstagram Reels
From demo to feed
The round is already there. We find it.
No timeline hunting and no generic clip dump. CLTCHRS reads your authorized demo file, scores the moments, and gives you an editable shortlist before it renders anything.
Review the shortlist
Aces, clutches, multikills, entries, wallbangs, noscopes, knife kills, and more—ranked with transparent reasons.
Render and publish
Preview the final MP4, edit the caption and settings, then explicitly choose where and when it goes live.
Built for the whole clip
Less grind. More good rounds.
CLTCHRS is a production workflow—not a blind uploader. You stay in control from the first demo tick to the final publish click.
Explainable highlight detection
AnalyzeEvery suggestion shows why it was selected. Tune scoring weights and clip boundaries to match your own style.
Native gameplay, custom vertical HUD
RenderRecord the actual match perspective and assemble a clean 9:16 composition with gameplay, score, timer, killfeed, and audio.
A publishing queue you can trust
PublishCaption and privacy are editable per platform. Upload progress, processing status, errors, and retries stay visible in one library.
Local-first by design
PrivacyDemos, rendered videos, and publishing history remain on your Windows PC. Social tokens are encrypted for the signed-in Windows user.
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Posting to TikTok account@your_creator_name1v3 on Mirage. Kept the round alive. #cs2 #gaming
Choose visibility manually ⌄
Allow comments
Allow Duet
Allow Stitch
Commercial content disclosure
Deliberate Direct Post
You decide what reaches TikTok.
Connect your TikTok account through Login Kit. CLTCHRS retrieves the latest creator settings every time you open publishing and sends the local MP4 only after your explicit confirmation.
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Know the destination
Your connected creator name is shown before upload.
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Choose every setting
Caption, privacy, Comments, Duet, Stitch, commercial disclosure, and AI-generated labeling stay in your hands.
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Review before sending
Watch the finished clip first. CLTCHRS never uploads on import, analysis, or render.
A smaller data footprint
Your match. Your machine. Your call.
0 GB
of your video stored on our website
This public site does not accept demo or video uploads. The desktop app keeps source files and rendered clips on your computer.
1 click
to disconnect a social account
Disconnect TikTok from CLTCHRS settings to remove the locally stored authorization. You can also revoke access from your TikTok account settings.
Read data deletion instructions →Questions, answered
Before you post.
Does CLTCHRS post automatically?
No. Importing, analyzing, or rendering a demo never starts an upload. You preview the finished video, choose a platform, edit its metadata and settings, accept the required confirmation, and press Publish.
Whose content can I use?
Only submit demo files and publish video you created, own, or have permission to use. CLTCHRS is designed to help authentic creators turn their own gameplay and authorized match footage into original clips—not copy content from other platforms.
What TikTok access does CLTCHRS request?
user.info.basic identifies the connected creator account in the UI. video.publish is used only when you explicitly publish an approved local clip through TikTok's Content Posting API.
Can I disconnect TikTok?
Yes. Use Settings → Social Networks → TikTok → Disconnect in the desktop app, then optionally revoke CLTCHRS in TikTok's security settings. See the public data deletion page for full instructions.