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OpusClip

03 Creation

Yes if you produce long-form and want a shorts pipeline without an editor — the virality scoring is directionally useful and the captions ship-ready. Starter at $15 covers a weekly cadence; the free tier's watermark makes it demo-only for a real channel.

The job in the stack

The repurposing seat: turns long-form video into scored, captioned vertical clips ready for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok.

Pricing

Plan Price Notes
Free $0 60 credits/mo, watermarked exports; exports and media expire after 3 days, 1080p max, 9:16 reframe only
Starter $15/mo 150 credits/mo (1 credit ≈ 1 min of source video); watermark-free export, virality score, custom reframing, speech cleanup, AI upscaling, animated captions
Pro $29/mo 300 credits/mo; adds 16:9 and 1:1 output, brand templates, bulk export, Premiere Pro/DaVinci Resolve export, social scheduler, team workspace (up to 4 users), AI video B-roll, dubbing, eye-contact correction, MCP/scheduler/editing APIs. $174/yr annual (~$14.50/mo, roughly 50% off)
Business custom Team features, API

Pricing verified 2026-10-17. Plans change — the source of truth is OpusClip's own pricing page.

Models & versions

  • ClipAnything Prompt-based clipping of any moment, not just talking heads

The honest read

What works

  • + Best-in-class auto-clipping with virality scores to sort candidates
  • + Captions, reframing, and b-roll handled in one pass
  • + Built-in scheduler on Pro closes the loop to actual publishing

What breaks

  • − Scores are a heuristic, not truth — human pick still beats blind trust
  • − Credits meter on source minutes: podcasts burn allocations fast
  • − Unused credits expire — 60 days on monthly billing, 12 months on annual
  • − Watermark on free tier rules it out for monetized channels

Use it for

  • →Podcasters and long-form YouTubers feeding a shorts pipeline
  • →Repurposing webinars and streams into distribution
  • →Solo creators without an editor on retainer

Skip it if

  • ×You produce shorts natively — nothing to repurpose, use CapCut
  • ×You demand editorial control per clip — you'll re-edit everything anyway

Questions operators ask

?How many clips do I get from one long video?

OpusClip typically surfaces 10–20 candidates per hour of source; expect 3–5 genuinely usable ones. Credits meter the source minutes, not the output count.

What changed

  1. Re-verified on opus.pro/pricing: Free $0 (watermarked), Starter $15, Pro $29 and custom Business all hold. The page no longer prints credit allotments, so the 60/150/300 figures are carried from the August check. Added the Free tier's 3-day export/storage expiry and Pro's MCP/scheduler/editing APIs.
  2. Re-verified on opus.pro/pricing: Free / Starter $15 / Pro $29 ($174/yr annual) / Business custom and the 150/300 credit allotments hold. Corrected feature placement: custom reframing, speech cleanup, and AI upscaling are listed on Starter, not only Pro. Pro now reads as the publishing tier — scheduler, 16:9 and 1:1 output, NLE export, team workspace up to 4 users, B-roll, dubbing.
  3. Resolved the annual-rate conflict flagged last pass: multiple independent sources now agree Pro annual is $174/yr (~$14.50/mo, ~50% off monthly). Also confirmed credit expiration — 60 days on monthly plans, 12 months on annual — and that Starter has no annual option.
  4. Re-verified. Monthly prices hold ($0 Free / $15 Starter / $29 Pro / custom Business) and the credit allotments hold (150 Starter, 300 Pro; 1 credit ≈ 1 minute of source video). Annual rates now conflict across third-party sources, so the previous $24/mo annual figure was pulled rather than left standing — see LOOP-LOG for David.
  5. Re-verified — pricing unchanged. Added detail: annual billing saves up to 17% (Pro effectively $24/mo), Pro tier now includes AI B-roll insertion.
  6. Verified plans: Free 60 credits (watermarked), Starter $15, Pro $29 with 300 credits.

Give OpusClip a job

The repurposing seat: turns long-form video into scored, captioned vertical clips ready for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok.

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