EchoClip

Echo is a free, open-source game clip recorder for Windows and Linux. It keeps the last minutes of your game in a replay buffer using your graphics card's video encoder (NVIDIA, AMD or Intel), so your frame rate barely notices. Press one key or controller button and the moment becomes a clip, ready to trim, caption and share. Share links play right inside Discord. No ads, no account needed.

Echo 2.0 is a native Rust app: about 150 MB of memory and 0.6% CPU while recording, against roughly 470 MB and 1.2% for Medal on the same PC. It imports your old clips from Medal, SteelSeries Moments and Outplayed, and backs up to Google Drive, MEGA, pCloud, Filen, WebDAV/SFTP/S3 or a NAS. On Linux there's an AppImage and a Flatpak (great for Steam Deck and Bazzite). Optional Echo Cloud storage plans are available. GPL-3.0, source on GitHub.