Vice records gameplay, captures replay clips and highlights, and shares clips through links on Linux.

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Vice homepage screenshot

About Vice

Vice is a game clipping tool for Linux. It captures instant replay clips, records full gameplay sessions, and shares clips through a link. According to its homepage, it needs no setup and has low performance impact, though these are the developer's claims and have not been independently verified. Users can set timestamps for highlights while a recording is running, and Vice places those timestamps on the timeline after the recording finishes. The homepage also mentions Discord Rich Presence. The homepage describes Vice as free and open source, but the directory record does not list it as open source, so that point is unconfirmed. The homepage does not say how shared links are hosted. Pricing is unknown.

Key features

  • Instant replay clips of gameplay
  • Full game recording for long matches
  • Timestamps set during recording for highlights
  • Automatic timeline placement of timestamps after recording ends
  • Sharing clips through a link
  • Discord Rich Presence integration
Best for: Linux gamers who want to clip, record, and share gameplay moments with minimal setup.
Good for
  • The homepage states that it has low performance impact during recording.
  • The homepage states that sharing clips through a link is free.
  • The homepage states that it requires zero setup.
Watch out for
  • The directory lists Linux as the platform, so it is not described for other operating systems.
  • Pricing is listed as unknown.

Vice at a glance

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

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Vice FAQ

How do I install Vice?
On Arch, Manjaro, and other Arch-based distributions, the homepage gives the command yay -S vice-clipper and links to the AUR listing. On other distributions, the homepage gives instructions to clone the GitHub repository, change into the Vice directory, and run ./install.sh.
Can I mark highlights in a long recording?
Yes. According to the homepage, you can record long matches and set timestamps for the best moments while still recording. Vice then places these timestamps on the timeline after the recording is finished.
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