Marvel Rivals is a hero shooter played in teams of six, so the moments you want to show friends are usually team moments rather than solo ones. Think of two heroes landing a Team-Up ability at exactly the right time, a single ultimate that wipes five enemies in one team fight, or the final seconds when everyone piles onto the objective. This guide goes deep on one method: record those moments with DOR, trim them down to what matters, and send them to teammates and friends as a dor.gg link.
Sort this out before you start
DOR detects Marvel Rivals on launch and records the full match. In this game, though, there are no automatic highlight clips that detect an ultimate or an elimination and cut it out for you. The recording stays as one full match, so you find the moment yourself and pull it out with the trim tool. If you take two or three moments from one match, bundling them into one video is easier on the people receiving it than sending them one by one; that process is covered in detail in How to Merge Game Clips.
How to send a Marvel Rivals moment to your team
- 1Start Marvel Rivals on a PC with DOR installedOnce DOR, a free Windows app, is installed, it detects Marvel Rivals when you launch it and records the full match as an mp4. If you want to keep voice calls like 'ult now!' in the video, connect a mic ahead of time; game audio and your mic go into the same recording.
- 2Remember which team fight had the big playA single match has several team fights, so rewatching the recording from the start takes time. When the match ends, write a quick note such as 'ult combo during the second objective defense.' When you open that recording in the library, you will already have a rough idea of where on the timeline to look.
- 3Start ultimate clips from the formation before the pressIf you cut only the second the ultimate goes off, the clip does not show why it was impressive. Include the few seconds where the enemy team bunches up and you are looking for an angle, and end it after all the elimination notices have appeared or when your team starts moving to the next position.
- 4Start Team-Up clips when both heroes are on screenA Team-Up ability only makes sense with two or more heroes together. Start the clip when your Team-Up partner first appears on your screen, and the party member who receives it will immediately see how you lined it up. Keep in mind that DOR records the game screen on your own PC, so your teammate's point of view is not included.
- 5Set the aspect ratio in the trim tool and get the linkIn the library's trim tool, set the start and end and choose 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1. A team fight with heroes spread across the screen is safest in 16:9, while a short clip of one ultimate can work in 9:16. Once the trim is done, a dor.gg link is ready for sharing.
- 6Post one link in your six-player team chatPaste the link into your party group chat or Discord channel. There is no need to send a file to six people separately; everyone opens the same link, and they can play it in a PC or phone browser without installing the app.
How to share each kind of Marvel Rivals moment
| Moment to share | Who to send it to | Best aspect ratio |
|---|---|---|
| A Team-Up ability combo | The party member who did the Team-Up with you | 16:9 so both heroes stay in frame |
| A team fight turned by an ultimate | The whole six-player team from that match | 16:9 so the formation and the result both show |
| Surviving an enemy ultimate | A friend who plays the same role | 9:16 for a short clip of just the block |
| A tank holding the front line | A friend you want to talk into playing tank | 16:9 so the whole front line is visible |
| A healer saving the team | The teammates who survived because of it | 16:9 so health bars are not cropped |
| A last-second objective fight | A friend curious about how the match ended | 9:16 or 1:1 for easy phone viewing |
Checklist before you post the link
- The ultimate clip opens with the enemy team grouped up.
- In the Team-Up clip, the partner hero is visible on screen.
- The end point comes after the elimination notices so the outcome of the fight is clear.
- If team voice is in the recording, you asked your teammates before sharing.
- When cropping to 9:16, you checked that your hero and the enemies stay near the center.
- You added a one-line note with the team composition for that match.
Wrapping up Marvel Rivals sharing with DOR
DOR is a free Windows app that detects Marvel Rivals on its own when you launch it and records the full match. Since this game does not get automatic clips, the basic routine is to find the moment in your library after the match, trim it, and send it as a dor.gg link. On a PC with an NVIDIA graphics card, NVENC hardware encoding is the default. DOR Studio, which runs in a browser with no install, lets you merge several team fights from one match, add text and background music, and then download an mp4 or share a link. If you want to turn a single ultimate into a vertical Short, see How to Make a Vertical Game Video; if you need a regular team to make clips with, see the Marvel Rivals ranked party finder.
