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ClipMac - Medal Alternative for Mac

🎮 Built for macOS

A Medal-style clipper, native on Mac

ClipMac brings the “save the last X seconds” workflow to macOS with fast setup, great quality, and reliable audio capture.

Works with the games you already play

Roblox
Minecraft
League of Legends
Valorant
Call of Duty
Apex Legends
Overwatch
Counter-Strike
Rocket League
Among Us
Fall Guys
Destiny 2
Roblox
Minecraft
League of Legends
Valorant
Call of Duty
Apex Legends
Overwatch
Counter-Strike
Rocket League
Among Us
Fall Guys
Destiny 2

Up to 30m clips

Save longer highlights without stopping your session.

Up to 4K clips

Record gameplay in up to 4K when your Mac supports it.

Minimal system performance impact

Metal-accelerated capture stays light on CPU and RAM.

Instant clip sharing

Upload and share clips in one click from the app.

Discord integrations

Post highlights directly to Discord without extra steps.

Clip trimming and editing

Cut highlights in-app before you share them.

Medal for Mac FAQ

Direct answers for Mac users searching for Medal.tv on macOS.

Is Medal.tv available for Mac?

Medal.tv does not provide a native macOS app. If you want a Medal-like clipping workflow on Mac, you’ll need a Mac-first alternative.

Does Medal work on Mac for game clipping?

If your goal is instant replay clipping and simple sharing, the typical Medal workflow isn’t available as a native Mac experience. ClipMac is built specifically for macOS to deliver that same “clip the last moment” flow.

What should I use instead of Medal on Mac?

Use a native macOS clipper that focuses on instant replay and performance. ClipMac is designed for Mac gamers and supports high-quality capture plus game + mic audio.

Can OBS replace Medal on Mac?

OBS can record on macOS and is great for streaming workflows, but it’s often heavier and more complex than a dedicated clipper. If you just want to save the last 15–120 seconds with a hotkey, a dedicated Mac clipper is typically easier.