Quick guide

Instructions

Follow the steps below to record the game correctly, crop the right area, and build the final video in the required format.

1

Choose the right game version

Pick the version that matches the emotion you want to show in the clip.

If you are recording a POSITIVE REACTION — use the WIN VERSION.
If you are recording an UPSET / NEGATIVE REACTION — you can use the LOSE VERSION.
In some cases, you can improvise and use your own scenario.

OUR RECOMMENDATION: whenever possible, use the WIN VERSION — it usually works better for grabbing attention.

Win version example — Use this version for positive reactions, satisfying hits and stronger hook moments.

Lose version example — Use this version for upset / negative reactions or specific improvised scenarios.

2

Record the game

Make sure the full action is captured clearly from start to finish.

Go to clippinghub.tech.
Click PLAY.
Open the game and start SCREEN RECORDING.
Play until you get the visual result you need.
Your recording must include at least ONE FULL SPIN — FROM THE START OF THE SPIN TO THE FINAL RESULT.
Stop the screen recording after you get the moment you need.

Important: do not cut off the beginning of the spin or the final outcome. The clip has to feel complete and readable.

How to start screen recording on a phone — Start SCREEN RECORDING before the spin so the complete game moment is captured.

3

Edit the video

Use any editor you are comfortable with.

CapCut VN InShot Premiere Rush or any other editor

4

Crop the game recording

Only the game area should remain visible in the cropped footage.

Remove the entire bottom interface from the video.
Remove balance.
Remove spin buttons.
Remove bet controls.
Remove other unnecessary interface elements.

ONLY THE GAME AREA SHOULD REMAIN VISIBLE.

You can also crop part of the top section if needed — for example, the game logo, menu icon, or any other unnecessary elements.

Wrong no cut example — This version still shows the game interface and extra unnecessary elements.

Right cut example — Correct crop example.

Right cut 2 example — Another correct crop example.

5

Build the final video

Place the game at the top and your reaction video at the bottom.

Place the game video at the TOP OF THE FRAME.
The game should take up approximately 40–60% OF THE SCREEN.
Place YOUR REACTION VIDEO in the bottom part.

✕ WRONG

Wrong example — Game recording still contains the full interface.

Wrong example with unnecessary top part — Unnecessary top area and raw game view without the final layout.

✓ RIGHT

Correct vertical final layout example — Correct vertical layout: clean game area with the final composition prepared correctly.

Right final video example — Final layout example: game on the top, reaction video on the bottom.

Full video example

Use this finished creative as a reference for the final result.

Pacing Framing Reaction placement Final composition