Your best plays.
Edited to the beat.

Yes. Rushlume is in open beta: create an account and make your first edit today. Things may still change while we polish it.

Automatic edits work for Counter-Strike 2, Fortnite, Marvel Rivals and VALORANT. Clips from any other game can still be cut to your song.

It reads what the game itself shows: your highlighted kill-feed row in shooters, the elimination announcement in battle royales, and the score plus your own goal popup in sports games. If the game can’t confirm that a moment is yours, it isn’t used.

Yes — the edit is cut to it. Pick any song you have the rights to use and where in the song the edit starts. The song never leaves your device: your browser measures the beat and adds the music to the finished video, and the file is never uploaded to us. Your game sound plays under the music, and you set how loud each one is.

Yes. Software finds your plays automatically by reading what the game shows on screen, and plans and renders the edit on its own, including generated in-between frames for slow motion and motion blur. An AI model may help choose between versions of your edit. It can miss a play or make a mistake, so watch your edit before you post it.

A few minutes for a 30-second edit. Once it starts, the project page shows when your edit will be ready and updates as it goes. You can close the page — it keeps going.

For the retention period of your plan, shown in your account. After that, uploads and exports are deleted automatically. Keep your own copies.

Nothing to start: every account gets free credits once to try it on your own clips. Paid monthly plans include more credits, 1080p exports without a watermark, and automatic full-match edits; you can cancel any time.