# twitch-dl clips List or download clips for given CHANNEL_NAME. ### USAGE ``` twitch-dl clips [OPTIONS] CHANNEL_NAME ``` ### OPTIONS

-a, --all	Fetch all clips, overrides --limit
-d, --download	Download clips in given period (in source quality)
-l, --limit INTEGER	Number of clips to fetch [max: 100] [default: 10]
-p, --pager INTEGER	Number of clips to show per page. Disabled by default.
-P, --period TEXT	Period from which to return clips Possible values: last_day, last_week, last_month, all_time. [default: all_time]
--json	Print data as JSON rather than human readable text

## Listing clips By default returns top 10 clips of all time. ``` twitch-dl clips bananasaurus_rex ``` Increase the number of clips returned. ``` twitch-dl clips bananasaurus_rex --limit 50 ``` Return all clips, may require multiple requests, see notes. ``` twitch-dl clips bananasaurus_rex --all ``` Return clips from past day/week/month by changing the period: ``` twitch-dl clips bananasaurus_rex --period past_week ``` List all clips, 10 clips at the time: ``` twitch-dl clips bananasaurus_rex --pager ``` Print clips data in JSON. Useful for scripting. ``` twitch-dl clips bananasaurus_rex --json ``` Download all clips of the past week, won't overwrite exisitng ones: ``` twitch-dl clips bananasaurus_rex --download --period last_week ``` ## Notes Clips are fetched in batches no larger than 100. When requesting more than 100 clips, it takes more than one request so it can take a little time. You can see individual requests by passing the `--debug` flag. Currently it doesn't seem to be possible to get a list of clips ordered by time of creation, only by view count. Clips with the same view count seem to be returned in random order. This can break paging resulting in duplicate clips listed or clips missed.