OpusClip takes a long video (a webinar, an interview, a conference talk) and pulls short clips for social media out of it on its own. It spots the strong moments, reframes the picture on the person speaking, and adds animated captions. You paste a link or upload a file, then choose which clips to keep.
OpusClip has a free plan. The recommended plan to start with: Starter, $15 per month, no annual commitment. Prices checked on October 4, 2026 on the vendor’s official page.
OpusClipOne long video becomes short clips, already captionedWho it’s for: marketing, communications, and HR teams that already have long videos and want to give them a life on LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube.
“ClipAnything” watches the picture, listens to the sound, and spots the moments that stand on their own. Each clip gets a score from 0 to 99, based on the hook, the pacing, and current trends. You can also describe what you are looking for.
The words appear on screen one by one, with key words in color and emojis if you want them. You can correct a word and change the font, size, color, and position.
“ReframeAnything” turns a horizontal video into a vertical, square, or wide format. It follows the important person or object to keep it in the frame.
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Prices are published in dollars. A free trial of the paid plans is offered without a card. In the iPhone app, the same plans are sold by Apple in euros: €15 for Starter, €29 per month or €174.99 per year for Pro. Checked on October 4, 2026. Credit rollover: the pricing page only mentions it for Pro (2 months). “AI B-Roll” footage: the pricing page places it in Pro; the vendor’s help center also grants 3 per day to Starter, and 50 per day to Pro. Agent Opus has its own pricing, at opus.pro/agent/pricing: Free (60 credits per month, or 2 videos of 30 seconds), Pro at $29 per month or $348 per year (3,600 credits per year, or 120 videos of 30 seconds, with no watermark), Max at $129 per month or $1,548 per year (18,000 credits per year, or 600 videos). Its credits are not OpusClip credits.
| Plan | Price | Who it’s for |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Try it on one or two videos |
| Starter Recommended to start | $15 per month, no annual commitment | Publish from time to time |
| Pro | $29 per month, or $14.50 per month billed yearly ($174) | Publish every week, as a pair |
| Business | Custom pricing | Teams and high volumes |
60 credits per month, or 60 minutes of analyzed video. Clips up to 1080p, automatic reframing, and animated captions. In return: a watermark, no editor, and clips that can no longer be exported after 3 days.
Run your first tests on the free plan, with a video under an hour long. If you publish for your company, take Starter for a month: the watermark disappears and the editor opens up. If you are sure you will use it all year, the Pro plan billed yearly costs less per month than Starter.
One credit equals one minute of video to clip. A one-hour video costs 60 credits.
Your data. Your videos are stored in the United States, and OpusClip can use them, once anonymized, to improve its AI models, unless you object by email.
What it does less well
Get three clips from a half-hour webinarOpusClipThe prompt to copy
Find the moments where the speaker gives concrete advice that is useful to a customer and makes sense without having seen the rest of the video.
In the starter kit for 2 jobs.
To edit a whole video by correcting its text, not just pull clips from it.
To edit and caption a short video yourself, from your phone.
Full editing in the browser, with captions, screen recording, and avatars.
If your long videos are meetings: it pulls clips from them to share internally.
Free: $0; Starter: $15 per month, no annual commitment; Pro: $29 per month, or $14.50 per month billed yearly ($174); Business: custom pricing. Prices checked on October 4, 2026 on the vendor’s official page.
Yes. 60 credits per month, or 60 minutes of analyzed video. Clips up to 1080p, automatic reframing, and animated captions. In return: a watermark, no editor, and clips that can no longer be exported after 3 days.
Your videos are stored in the United States, and OpusClip can use them, once anonymized, to improve its AI models, unless you object by email.
Descript: To edit a whole video by correcting its text, not just pull clips from it. CapCut: To edit and caption a short video yourself, from your phone. VEED: Full editing in the browser, with captions, screen recording, and avatars. tl;dv: If your long videos are meetings: it pulls clips from them to share internally.
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