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Feed it a long video, get back a week of Shorts: AI finds the moments, captions them, and queues them up.
Quick answer: I like OpusClip because it does the part of short-form content I hate: finding the moments.
I like OpusClip because it does the part of short-form content I hate: finding the moments. Its clip picks are not perfect, and the free tier expires so fast it barely counts as free, but Starter at $15 is the cheapest way to turn a weekly podcast into daily shorts. Pay for it only if you actually publish; nobody needs 300 credits sitting idle.
Pricing shown below is approximate and may have changed β always confirm on the official site.
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| Plan | Details |
|---|---|
| Plan | Free (~$0/mo): 60 credits/month, watermarked clips, export within 3 days |
| Starter (~$15/mo, monthly only): 150 credits/month, no watermark, editor, 30 | day exports |
| Pro (~$29/mo or ~$14.50/mo billed yearly): 300 credits/month, all aspect ratios, AI B | roll, scheduler, team workspace, API |
| Plan | Business (~custom): unlimited credits and seats, SSO, dedicated support |
from $15/mo (approximate) A free tier is available if you want to try before you pay.
Yes. New users get a 7-day free trial of the Pro plan with 90 minutes of processing, no credit card required. After that, the free-forever plan gives 60 credits (60 minutes of source video) a month, but clips carry a watermark and expire after 3 days.
One credit processes one minute of source video, no matter how many clips come out of it. Free gets 60 credits a month, Starter 150, and Pro 300. On Pro billed yearly, a minute of processing costs under 5 cents.
If you publish shorts weekly, yes. Starter removes the watermark and the 3-day expiry, opens the editor so you can fix bad cuts, and auto-imports from your verified YouTube account. It is monthly-only billing, though, so there is no annual discount.
CapCut is the better editor; OpusClip is the better scout. You paste a long video and OpusClip finds the moments worth clipping, scores their viral potential, and captions them. Most creators clip in OpusClip, then export to Premiere or DaVinci for finishing touches.
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