Inside Instagram you can can add text, enter hashtags, and all the other fun stuff you need to make your clip part of a perfect reel.Īnything else you’d like a tutorial on? Let us know at. Open Instagram, and upload the clip that has been saved to your phone. Make sure you’re on a mobile device, then click the link. Once your clip compiles, you’ll receive an email from Cross Clip with a download link. The other option is to download the clip onto your device and then upload directly to Instagram. Sharing On The AppĪ menu will be brought up prompting you to share to a platform. Select the one you would like to share, and click the ‘Share’ button at the bottom of the screen. When your clips finish compiling, they will automatically appear in the app. First, you can download the Cross Clip mobile app here on iOS and here on Android. Once you’ve compiled your clip, you have a couple options for sharing to Instagram. For our purposes, the thing to remember is to select your output format as Instagram (Square) from the output dropdown on the right of the screen. Click ‘Get Clip’ and you’ll be taken to the editor.įor a more in-depth look at what Cross Clip, check out this article. To get started, head to Cross Clip and either upload your video or put in a Twitch clip URL. Streamers need to be thinking about their presence across all platforms, so in this post we’ll cover how to convert your Twitch clips into juicy content for Instagram.Īs a mobile-first platform, horizontal gameplay footage will need to be adapted for the square format of Instagram Reels. We can debate until the end of time whether or not Instagram Reels was a copy of TikTok (it was), but it’s an extremely important platform for creators.

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