Streamlabs Highlighter

What it is

Streamlabs Highlighter, now called G HUB Replay, helps streamers capture, edit, and share highlight clips from streams or gameplay. Auto Record can capture highlights when a compatible game launches, and a machine learning algorithm identifies moments based on in-game events such as kills, deaths, victories, and defeats. The product page lists Fortnite, League of Legends, and Counter-Strike 2 among games with machine learning-powered highlighting. Users can trim and reorder clips, add transitions and music, and include intros and outros. Manual recording can capture specific windows, audio, and video; users can also import existing clips. Export options include a computer, YouTube, Discord, or a phone via QR code. The Free plan costs nothing and includes automated highlight detection, editing, and export. The product page lists Windows 10+ and macOS 12+, but the Replay guide says Replay is currently supported only on Windows. First-time Auto Record setup prompts users to install a Recorder Extension. The guide also offers in-app tutorials, a “Talk to a human” option, and customer support contact.

Good, and not so good

Who it suits

It suits streamers and desktop players who want automatic or manual capture, clip editing, and sharing. Check the Replay guide's Windows-only statement if you use macOS.

G HUB Replay brings automatic event-based capture and clip editing together with several export options. The product page lists macOS support, but the Replay guide currently says Windows only, so that discrepancy matters for Mac users.

Plans

• FreeBuilt into Streamlabs Desktop · Automated gameplay highlight detection · Clip editing and exportFree
• Replay (formerly Streamlabs Highlighter)Free to use · No price or usage limits stated on the opened product pageFree

As streamlabs.com lists them, read 20 Sept 2026.