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Share Genshin Impact Gameplay Video (2026): Clip Wish Pulls and Spiral Abyss Clears From Your PC Recording

Genshin Impact gameplay art with a phone playing the clip and a dor.gg share link
Image source: © HoYoverse · Genshin Impact official artwork
Key takeaways
  • DOR detects the Genshin Impact client running on a Windows PC and records from launch to exit as one video; it does not split wishes or fights into automatic clips.
  • Big visual changes such as the wish meteor, the Spiral Abyss entry screen and teleport loading screens make good landmarks in a long recording.
  • Short moments like a 5-star reveal work well in 9:16, while exploration and Abyss runs read better in 16:9.

Every Genshin Impact player has moments they want to show a friend right away: the golden wish animation, the last few seconds of a Spiral Abyss floor you barely cleared, or a vaporize and melt chain that shredded a boss health bar. Genshin Impact became a DOR full-session recording game in the October 2026 app update. This guide is about the Genshin Impact client you run on a Windows PC. DOR is a Windows desktop app, so it does not record Genshin played on a phone or console. When you launch the game on PC, DOR detects it and records everything from launch to exit as one video, and you trim out the part you want and send it as a dor.gg link. Since daily commissions, resin runs and exploration all end up in the same file, the steps below focus on landmarks that only Genshin gives you.

Wishes go vertical, Abyss and exploration stay wide

Genshin moments fall into two groups. A wish animation or a single elemental burst lasts around ten seconds, and most friends will watch it on a phone, so 9:16 vertical fits. A full Spiral Abyss floor or a walk through Mondstadt and Liyue scenery depends on what is happening at the edges of the screen, so 16:9 is better. If you want to turn a landscape recording into vertical without pushing your character out of frame, see how to make a vertical game video.

Finding and sending a Genshin moment

  1. 1Check that Genshin recording is onIn DOR settings, look in the full-session recording group and make sure Genshin Impact is enabled. When it is, recording starts the moment you launch Genshin on PC and continues until you close the game.
  2. 2Note the time before you wishThe recording has no content markers, so knowing roughly when you pulled makes searching faster. A note like wished about 40 minutes in lets you drag the playback bar straight to that area.
  3. 3Use the meteor and result screen as your boundsA wish is a short sequence of a falling meteor followed by result cards. Start just before the meteor appears and end when the 5-star character or weapon reveal finishes for a clip with no filler.
  4. 4Keep a Spiral Abyss floor in one pieceFor Abyss runs, cut from the entry screen where your party lineup is visible to the clear result screen. A friend asking how you cleared it will want to see both halves.
  5. 5Make a link with trim in the libraryOpen the recording in the app library, set the start and end with trim, and pick 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1. When it finishes you get a dor.gg link, and your friend opens it in a browser with no app needed.
  6. 6Match the clip to the friendSend just the wish animation to a friend chasing the same character, the full floor to someone working on the Abyss with you, and exploration scenery to a friend who has never played.

Genshin Impact moments: clip length and aspect ratio

MomentLandmark in the recordingSuggested length and ratio
5-star wish animationAfter you switch to the wish screen, when the meteor falls10 to 20 seconds, 9:16
Spiral Abyss clearBetween the entry screen and the clear result screenOne full floor, 16:9
Elemental reaction chainTen seconds before the boss health bar drops sharply15 to 30 seconds, 9:16 or 1:1
Hidden chest explorationRight after a teleport loading screen ends30 to 60 seconds, 16:9
Co-op with friendsRight after another player joins your worldOne boss fight, 16:9
First run with a new characterWhen you close the party setup screen and enter combat20 to 40 seconds, 16:9

Before you send a Genshin clip

  • The recording is of the Genshin Impact client running on a Windows PC.
  • Genshin Impact is set the way you want in the full-session recording settings.
  • The wish clip starts just before the meteor appears.
  • The Spiral Abyss clip includes both the entry screen and the result screen.
  • Short clips meant for phone viewers are exported in 9:16.
  • You have comfortably more than 20GB of free disk space.
Genshin Impact takes a lot of disk space on its own, so if your recordings pile up on the same drive, free space shrinks faster than you expect. DOR stops recording automatically when free space falls below 20GB, so on days when a new version downloads or you binge an event, clear out raw recordings you have already trimmed and sent.

How DOR records the Genshin Impact PC client

DOR is a free Windows desktop app. When you launch Genshin Impact on PC, it detects the game and records until you close it as one mp4 video. There are no automatic highlights that cut out wishes or fights, so you find the moment yourself in the app library and cut it with trim. For tips on setting precise start and end points, see how to trim game clips. If you want to combine several wish clips or add text and background music, DOR Studio runs in your browser with no install, and the browser clip editor guide walks through it. Long sessions fill the disk quickly, and recording stops below 20GB of free space. On days you do not need it, you can turn recording off for Genshin alone in settings.

FAQ

FAQ

Does DOR record Genshin Impact on my phone?

No. DOR is a Windows PC app, so it records only the Genshin Impact client running on your PC. Even on the same account, anything you play on a phone or console will not be in the recording.

Can I send just a 5-star wish animation?

Yes. The whole session is recorded, so the wish animation is in the file. Trim from just before the meteor falls to the result screen in the library and send the link.

Can I turn off recording if Genshin is too demanding?

Yes. In the full-session recording group in settings you can turn Genshin Impact off on its own. A confirmation window appears once, and other games keep their settings.

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