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Opus Clip

Turn podcasts, webinars, and long videos into viral short clips

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About

Opus Clip is an AI repurposing tool for long-form video. Upload a podcast, interview, or webinar and its ClipAnything and ReframeAnything models find the most engaging moments, cut them into vertical clips, add animated captions, reframe the shot, and score each clip for virality. It adds scheduling, B-roll, dubbing, and XML export to Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve on higher tiers. Credits map to minutes of source video processed, not clips produced. Honest limits: independent testers report 20-40% of the AI's picks need manual review; free-plan exports are watermarked and expire after three days; and it only works with video you already have, no original recording or audio-only repurposing. Pricing: free (60 credits/month), Starter $15/month (150 credits), Pro $29/month or about $14.50/month billed annually (300 credits), Business custom.

What it can do

  • AI moment detection and clipping; auto reframing to vertical; animated captions; virality scoring; social scheduling; B-roll insertion; XML export for pro editors.

Setup

Sign up on the web app, upload a long video or paste a YouTube link, and review the generated clip candidates.

Prerequisites

A web browser and a long-form video file or link.

Use cases

podcast clip repurposingYouTube Shorts productionwebinar highlight reelssocial distribution for creators

Works with

Trust score — 7/10

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Scored 7/10 (verified tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Facts sourced from three review pages read this session (therundown.ai, multilogin, bigvu).; Pricing verified across sources: free/Starter/Pro/Business tiers with credit=minutes-of-source model.; Limitations documented: 20-40% of output needs review (tester-reported), watermarked expiring free exports, video-only input.; No verbatim official homepage URL surfaced; officialUrl left empty per convention..

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