Counter-Strike 2 Tactical FPS highlights
Counter-Strike 2 highlights cut from full matches.
Splice helps CS2 players find crisp entries, multi-kills, clutches, and site holds inside long recordings without manually dragging through every round.
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Find round-defining kills faster
CS2 recordings include resets, saves, utility setup, and dead time. Splice focuses review around visible action so your best rifle rounds and pistol clutches are easier to extract.
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Keep your recording workflow intact
Use the recorder you already trust. Splice monitors capture folders and creates separate local highlight files without moving or deleting your source recordings.
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Lossless local highlights
Detected moments can be cut into durable local highlights, preserving the original recording while giving you short clips that are easier to save, edit, or share.
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Publish recent plays when you choose
Explore publishing is opt-in. If you share a CS2 highlight, Splice uploads a copy for the public feed while your local highlight stays on your machine.
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Explore clips are temporary and disappear after 14 days. Download Splice, capture your next play, and publish it when you are ready.
FAQ
Counter-Strike 2 questions, answered.
Does it pick up the headshot icon and HUD kill counter?
Yes. The CS2 profile reads the top-right killfeed plus the headshot marker, with the HUD kill counter as a secondary signal, so aces and 1vX clutches register as strong highlight windows. Round-end screens are filtered out.
Does Splice need a Counter-Strike 2 API or account?
No. Splice reads the recordings already on your drive and uses AI vision to read the screen, so it never connects to a Counter-Strike 2 account, game API, or stats service. The video file is the only input.
Does it work with NVIDIA ShadowPlay, OBS, and other recorders?
Yes. Splice watches the folder your captures land in — NVIDIA App / ShadowPlay, OBS, Medal, or any tool that writes MP4s — and processes new Counter-Strike 2 recordings as they appear. Your recording workflow does not change.
Are my Counter-Strike 2 clips uploaded anywhere?
No, not by default. Source recordings and extracted highlights stay on your machine. Publishing to the Explore feed is opt-in and per-clip; even then your local files are never moved or deleted, and published clips expire after 14 days.
Is Splice free?
The Windows app is free. AI analysis runs through your own OpenRouter key, so model usage is billed to you by your provider at cost — there is no Splice subscription or markup.
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Turn your next Counter-Strike 2 session into clips.
Splice watches recording folders, creates local highlights, and only publishes clips when you choose to share them.