HypeTrigger

HypeTrigger detects gaming highlights with GPU-accelerated processing and offers browser-based editing without a download.

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About HypeTrigger

HypeTrigger automatically records highlight clips of gaming sessions. It uses GPU-accelerated computer vision to detect highlight moments, and the site lists Screen Capture, Autoclip and Replay Buffer as its main features. Standalone downloads are offered for Windows and Linux, and from v0.15 Beta it can also record clips from the browser with no download required. The homepage states support for most popular games and links to a game list, plus a getting-started tutorial.

Key features

  • Automatic highlight detection using computer vision
  • GPU-accelerated processing for fast clipping
  • Screen Capture, Autoclip and Replay Buffer features
  • Browser-based recording with no download starting in v0.15 Beta
  • Downloadable builds for Windows and Linux
  • Stated support for most popular games, with a game list
Best for: Gamers on Windows or Linux who want highlight clips captured automatically rather than cut by hand.
Good for
  • Automatic highlight detection removes manual clipping work
  • GPU acceleration is used for processing
  • Browser recording is available without installing a download, from v0.15 Beta
Watch out for
  • Browser-based recording is labelled a beta feature
  • Downloads are provided only for Windows and Linux
  • No pricing information is given on the homepage

HypeTrigger at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Linux, Web, Windows
Open source
Not stated
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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HypeTrigger FAQ

Do I need to download anything to record clips?
No download is necessary for browser-based recording starting in v0.15 Beta, according to the homepage. Standalone versions are also offered for Windows and Linux.
Which platforms have downloadable versions?
The site lists Windows Stable v0.14.0, Windows Beta v0.15.10 and Linux Beta v0.15.9.
Which games are supported?
The homepage states support for most popular games and links to a full game list rather than naming them individually.
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