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100, 300 or 1,000 clips a month, from videos up to 3 hours long. You know what you get before you upload.





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Last updated November 4, 2026 · Prices and features checked on each tool's own pages
Klap turns long videos into ready-to-post vertical shorts, on plans that count clips, not source minutes. See how it compares with every other AI clipping tool.
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What is Klap? Klap is an AI video clipping tool that turns long videos into ready-to-post vertical shorts. Plans count clips, not source minutes. Every clip gets a virality score, active-speaker reframing and animated captions, and Klap schedules to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook. It works in 99+ languages and has a self-serve API and an MCP server.
Prices, free options and what a plan actually counts, side by side.
| Tool | Paid plans start at | Free option | What plans count | Posting | API |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Klap | From $14.50/mo (100 clips) | Free trial: 1 video, no card | Clips (100, 300 or 1,000 a month) | TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook | Self-serve, pay per use, MCP |
| OpusClip | $15/mo Starter; Pro $14.50/mo billed yearly | Free plan: 60 minutes a month, watermark | Minutes of video (1 credit = 1 minute) | Direct posting; scheduler from Pro | From Pro (15 h a month), MCP |
| Ssemble | $6/mo billed yearly; $15 monthly | Free trial credits, no card | Videos (1 credit = 1 video, up to 20 minutes) | TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, X | All paid plans, MCP |
| Viblo AI | $12.50/mo billed yearly; $25 monthly | 7 days free, no card | Short videos (30 a month) and credits | Publishing from Creator ($49/mo) | None listed |
| Vizard | $14.50/mo billed yearly; $29 monthly | Free plan: 60 credits a month, 720p | Minutes of video (1 credit = 1 minute) | Direct posting; scheduling from Creator | All plans, rate-limited |
| CapCut | Pro EUR 23.99/mo or EUR 199.99/yr | Free plan; 7-day Pro trial, no card | AI credits (1,400 a month on Pro) | Not listed | None listed |
| Descript | $16/mo billed yearly; $24 monthly | Free plan: 1 media hour a month | Media hours (10 a month on Hobbyist) | Not listed | Yes, MCP |
| Clipworks | $15/mo | None listed | Videos (15 a month on Starter) | TikTok, Reels, Shorts | None listed |
| Submagic | $12/mo billed yearly; $19 monthly | Free try, no card | Credits (3 credits = 1 video) | From Pro | Yes, minutes capped by plan |
| Spikes Studio | $14.09/mo billed yearly; $32.99 monthly | Free plan: demo clips, 720p, watermark | Minutes of video (300 a month) | Scheduler on PRO+ | By application |
| Repurpose.io | $35/mo; 17% off yearly | 14-day trial: 10 videos, no card | Published videos (5,000 a month on Starter) | Cross-posting and scheduling | None listed |
| Riverside | Pro $24/mo billed yearly | Free plan: 720p, watermark | Recording and download hours | Publishing; scheduling from Grow ($34/mo) | MCP from Grow |
| Choppity | $16.80/mo billed yearly; $24 monthly | Free plan: 1 hour of analysis, no exports listed | Hours of AI analysis (3 on Starter) | Scheduling; 1 social account on Starter | From Creator ($32/mo), MCP |
| StreamLadder | EUR 15/mo; ClipGPT from EUR 27/mo | Free editor; 7-day trial | Plan features (ClipGPT unlimited on Creator) | TikTok, Shorts, Reels | None listed |
| Pictory | $25/mo billed yearly; $29 monthly | 14-day trial: 3 videos, 720p, branding | Credits (up to 30 minutes of AI video on Starter) | Not listed | Priced separately |
| VEED | EUR 11 per user/mo billed yearly | Start for free | AI credits (6,000 on Creator) | Not listed | Separate video APIs |
| WayinVideo | $9.58/mo billed yearly; $26.99 monthly | 100 one-time credits | Credits | Scheduler | Yes |
| Quso (formerly Vidyo.ai) | EUR 16/mo billed yearly (150 credits) | Free plan | Minutes of video (1 credit = 1 minute) | Scheduler | None listed |
| 2short.ai | $9.90/mo | Free plan: 30 minutes a month | Hours of AI analysis (5 on Lite) | Not listed | None listed |
| Munch Studio | $38/mo billed yearly | 7-day free trial | Minutes of video (500 a month) | Yes | None listed |
| SendShort | $15/mo billed yearly; long-video clipping from $23 | 3 free videos, no card | Shorts imported (20 a month on Starter) | TikTok and YouTube | From Professional |
| Qlip | Livestorm plans, EUR 2.50 per attendee | Try it for free | Webinar attendees | Not listed | Livestorm MCP |
| Exemplary AI | $29/mo Pro; up to 34% off yearly | 200 one-time credits, 720p, watermark | Credits (about 3.3 h of shorts on Pro) | Not listed | None on creator plans |
| Short AI | $19/mo | Free tools | Credits (auto clip: 20 credits a minute) | TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook | None listed |
| Wisecut | $33/mo Starter+; 30% off yearly | Free plan: 30 minutes a month, 480p | Credits (5 h of editing on Starter+) | From Starter+ | None listed |
| Dumme | Not listed (waitlist) | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | None listed |
| CutLabs | Site offline | Site offline | Site offline | Site offline | Site offline |
Klap: current plans. Other tools: checked on their own pages on November 4, 2026. EUR prices are what the tool shows a visitor from Europe.
The best-known AI clipper. It meters minutes of video, so long sources eat a plan fast; Klap counts clips and works in 99+ languages against OpusClip's 20+.
Klap vs OpusClip →A low-priced clipper that takes up to a 20-minute segment per video. Klap clips the whole video, up to 3 hours, and adds LinkedIn and Facebook to the schedule.
Klap vs Ssemble →A script and voiceover short-form editor with 30 short videos a month on Starter. Klap clips your long videos, with 100 clips a month on Basic.
Klap vs Viblo AI →A close rival on price and features that spends a credit per minute you upload. Klap's plans count the clips you get, whatever the source length.
Klap vs Vizard →A full video editor with templates, AI generation and a clip maker among its tools. Klap does one job: long videos in, scored, framed and scheduled clips out.
Klap vs CapCut →A text-based editor where you edit video like a doc, metered in media hours. Klap is built for the clips: it counts them, scores them and schedules them.
Klap vs Descript →A newer clipper that takes YouTube and direct video links, with full HD exports. Klap takes uploads and more sources, exports up to 4K and schedules to 5 networks.
Klap vs Clipworks →A captions-first editor for short videos, with a 2-minute limit per video on Starter and 30 minutes on Business. Klap starts from the long video, up to 3 hours.
Klap vs Submagic →An AI clipper metered in minutes, with API access by application. Klap has a self-serve API and counts clips.
Klap vs Spikes Studio →A cross-posting tool that moves the videos you already posted between networks. Klap makes the clips in the first place, then schedules them.
Klap vs Repurpose.io →A recording studio with Magic Clips as one feature and scheduling from its $34/month Grow plan. Klap clips any recording and schedules on every paid plan.
Klap vs Riverside →An AI clipper metered in hours of AI analysis, 3 a month on Starter. Klap counts clips and scores every one of them.
Klap vs Choppity →A clip tool for streamers, with its AI clipper ClipGPT from EUR 27/month. Klap clips streams and any other video with speech on every paid plan.
Klap vs StreamLadder →A script, URL and slide to video tool, with up to 30 minutes of AI video a month on Starter. Klap starts from your long video and counts clips.
Klap vs Pictory →A browser video editor that has moved towards AI generation. Klap does the clipping job end to end: finds the moments, reframes, captions and schedules.
Klap vs VEED →A wide toolkit of video AI tools paid for in credits. Klap focuses on clips, with plans that count them rather than credits.
Klap vs WayinVideo →Vidyo.ai is now Quso, which sells minutes of video at 1 credit per minute. Klap counts clips and schedules on every paid plan.
Klap vs Quso (formerly Vidyo.ai) →A YouTube Shorts generator priced by hours of AI analysis, with 1080p exports. Klap counts clips, exports up to 4K and schedules your posts.
Klap vs 2short.ai →Munch is now Munch Studio, a social media service for brands, from $38/month billed yearly. Klap stays a clipping tool, at a lower price.
Klap vs Munch Studio →A shorts editor whose long-video clipping starts on its Professional plan. Klap clips long videos on every paid plan.
Klap vs SendShort →Qlip's site now leads to Livestorm AI Studio, webinar clipping inside a webinar platform. Klap clips any video, wherever it was recorded.
Klap vs Qlip →A transcription-first suite with clips as one feature among many. Klap is built around the clip, then posts and schedules it.
Klap vs Exemplary AI →A faceless video generator with an auto-clip tool paid for in credits and 300 MB uploads on Basic. Klap takes uploads up to 10 GB.
Klap vs Short AI →An AI auto-editor with editing hours capped by plan. Klap turns one long video into many ready-to-post shorts.
Klap vs Wisecut →Dumme's site shows a waitlist and no prices. Klap is open today, with a free trial on 1 video.
Klap vs Dumme →CutLabs' site doesn't load any more. Klap clips gaming, sports commentary, podcasts and any other video with speech.
Klap vs CutLabs →What every clip and every paid plan comes with.
100, 300 or 1,000 clips a month, from videos up to 3 hours long. You know what you get before you upload.
See at a glance which clips to post first, then let the rest fill your calendar.
Every clip comes vertical, framed on whoever is talking and captioned, with b-roll and hook titles in the editor. Paid exports go up to 4K with no Klap branding.
Publish or schedule to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook from one calendar, or turn on automatic publishing.
Podcasts, interviews, webinars, gaming and sports commentary, tutorials: any content with speech, in the language it was recorded in.
$0.44 per input video, $0.32 per short and $0.48 per export, with no sales call. Klap also has a Claude connector, a ChatGPT app, a Zapier app in public beta and an n8n community node.
Klap is an OpusClip alternative for people who don't want to count minutes: its plans count clips, so a 3-hour source doesn't drain a monthly allowance the way it does on OpusClip, where 1 credit is 1 minute of video. Klap also works in 99+ languages, against OpusClip's 20+, and exports up to 4K on every paid plan (OpusClip pricing as of November 4, 2026).
Most meter what goes in. OpusClip and Vizard spend 1 credit per minute of video, Quso about the same, and Ssemble 1 credit per video of up to 20 minutes. Klap counts what comes out: 100, 300 or 1,000 clips a month, from sources up to 3 hours long (rival pricing as of November 4, 2026).
You can try Klap free on 1 video with no credit card: create a free account and Klap turns that video into clips you can preview and edit. Downloading and posting clips needs a paid plan. Paid exports carry no Klap branding. Paid plans: Basic is $14.50/month for 100 clips a month, Pro $39.50/month for 300 clips and Pro+ $94.50/month for 1,000 clips, all billed yearly ($29, $79 and $189 month to month). Among other tools, OpusClip, Vizard and Spikes Studio have free plans whose clips carry a watermark, and Quso's free clips are 720p with a watermark (as of November 4, 2026).
Klap has a self-serve API priced per use: $0.44 per input video, $0.32 per short and $0.48 per export, plus an MCP server. OpusClip offers its API from the Pro plan, with 15 hours of API video a month on Pro; Vizard on all plans with rate limits; Ssemble on all paid plans, with an MCP server; Submagic with minutes capped by plan; Spikes Studio by application (as of November 4, 2026).
You can try Klap free on 1 video with no credit card: create a free account and Klap turns that video into clips you can preview and edit. Downloading and posting clips needs a paid plan. Paid exports carry no Klap branding. Paid plans: Basic is $14.50/month for 100 clips a month, Pro $39.50/month for 300 clips and Pro+ $94.50/month for 1,000 clips, all billed yearly ($29, $79 and $189 month to month).