5Stack turns finished matches into shareable video automatically, and gives you an in-app editor to cut your own clips. Both render on a GPU node.
When a match finishes (or an imported demo is analyzed), 5Stack detects the standout moments, multikills, best rounds, clutches, and knife kills, and renders them into clips. You can:
- Group by match or view every clip individually.
- Filter by player, time range (24h / 7d / 30d / 90d / all-time), and kill count (2+, 3+, 4+, 5+).
- Share a clip with a link, and toggle clips between public and private.
From demo playback, anyone with the right role can cut a custom clip two ways:
- One-click presets: Multikills, Best Round, Knife, or a match Recap.
- Manual editor: drag segments onto a tick timeline, trim and reposition them, and set the POV player per segment. Round markers make it easy to line cuts up with the action.
Set a title, resolution (720p/1080p), and FPS (30/60), then submit. The job goes into the render queue, where you can watch its progress.
- Auto-generate highlights on match completion and/or on imported demo analysis.
- Pause renders during live matches so playback and streaming get GPU priority.
- Bake branding into rendered clips.
- Default resolution / FPS and video codec (H.264 or H.265).
- Retention: minimum retention days and a maximum storage cap.
- Default clip visibility (public or private).
::: tip Highlights, clips, and demo playback all share your GPU nodes. If renders are slow or queued. Check the GPU pool and the "pause during live matches" setting. :::