AI video clipping and editing tool
Grade: A — Score: 100/100
Free: $0/mo
Starter: $15/mo billed monthly
Pro: $29/mo monthly; $14.50/mo billed $174 annually
Business: Custom quote
Consider switching to Descript: Descript offers similar video editing capabilities with a focus on transcription and collaboration.
OpusClip selects candidate clips and assigns Virality Scores, but the automated choices should still be reviewed before publishing. ClipAnything lets you enter a natural-language prompt for a scene, action, character, event, emotion, or topic, and you can restrict processing to a chosen part of the source video. After generation, you can trim or extend the clip and add another section from the full transcript.
Yes. The browser editor lets you select words, phrases, or sentences to correct captions, remove captions only, or delete both the selected words and corresponding footage. You can also trim with the timeline, add sections from elsewhere in the transcript, change layouts, and manually reframe the subject. Pro users can export the project for further editing in Adobe Premiere or DaVinci Resolve.
Processing normally costs one credit for each whole minute of the imported source video that you ask OpusClip to process. Videos under one minute round up to one credit, while partial minutes above one minute round down, so processing 4.5 minutes uses four credits. Monthly credits remain valid for 60 days, which provides one additional month of rollover, while annual credits are issued upfront and expire after 12 months. Publishing or scheduling a post to X also uses one credit.
Yes. ClipAnything analyzes visual, audio, and sentiment signals rather than relying only on a transcript, so OpusClip documents support for gaming, sports, music, vlogs, animation, news, and videos with little or no dialogue. You can use prompts such as finding a goal, a specific action, an emotional reaction, or a song's hook and chorus. Results still require editorial review because the system is selecting moments automatically.
Exports from the Free plan and free trial include an OpusClip watermark. Paid plans remove the watermark, and upgrading also removes it from projects created while using the Free plan or trial. Standard self-service plans export up to HD, while 4K export is documented for Enterprise when the uploaded source is genuinely 4K.
Free projects expire three days after creation, while Starter and unsaved Pro projects expire after 30 days. Pro includes 100 GB of cloud storage and can save selected projects permanently or enable automatic cloud saving. Once a project expires and is removed from the dashboard, OpusClip says it cannot be recovered, so important work should also be exported locally.
OpusClip documents support for more than 25 video languages, including English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Czech, Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese. Several languages are marked as beta and may produce less reliable emoji or keyword highlighting. Caption translation before clipping is currently documented only into English, and right-to-left languages such as Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, and Kurdish are not supported.
Starter can publish immediately to YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram, while Pro adds LinkedIn, Facebook Pages, and X plus future scheduling. Pro supports up to six connected social accounts across the supported platforms. Facebook Profiles and Groups are not supported, and scheduled Facebook videos are posted to the Page feed rather than as Reels. Each post or scheduled post to X consumes one credit.
Yes, Pro can export a package containing the original media, an XML file with the generated edit, auto reframing and B-roll, and an SRT caption file. OpusClip's animated captions are exported as visual overlays and cannot be directly edited as caption text in Premiere, so you should correct them before export or use the SRT file to rebuild the captions. OpusClip supports DaVinci Resolve imports but recommends Adobe Premiere when you want the most predictable XML handoff.
OpusClip is the more specialized long-video clipping and social scheduling product; Pro costs $29 monthly or $14.50 per month on the $174 annual term and includes 300 monthly credits, two seats, six social connections, and professional-editor export. Descript Hobbyist costs $24 monthly or $16 per person per month with annual billing and includes 10 media hours, 400 AI credits, screen recording, text-based editing, Studio Sound, filler-word removal, and 1080p export. Choose OpusClip when automated highlight discovery, reframing, and direct social distribution are the main job, and choose Descript when recording and deeper transcript-based editing matter more.
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