Two speakers, one short exchange
10 seconds · A woman speaks into a microphone before the camera switches to her guest. The captions stay low in the portrait frame.
Opus Clip finds shorts in long recordings. This independent editor lets podcast creators cut their own footage into 15-, 30- or 60-second 720p MP4s. Local exports and imported captions are free, with no monthly cap or added watermark. Optional AI captions cost 4 site credits per excerpt.
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Two speakers, one short exchange
OpusClip’s clipping workflow selects and reframes moments in existing footage. To make a Short here, start with a recording you can play on your device. Listen to a suggested passage, move its start to the beginning of a thought, and check the final sentence. The exported clip keeps the voices, camera moves and events in that passage.
Open your recording and audition a suggested start. Suggestions sample audio activity across the file. You can type an exact start time in seconds.
Choose 15, 30 or 60 seconds and a frame shape. Keep whole frame preserves both speakers. Center crop works for a single person near the middle. A shorter recording ends at its last frame.
Import timed SRT or VTT captions, request AI captions for this passage, or keep the original picture clean. Export the clip and download the MP4 before closing the tab.
OpusClip lists an ongoing free plan with 60 processing credits a month. Free clips can reach 1080p, carry its watermark, and have a three-day export window. For a long interview, check the minutes in the recording before counting how many posts you want. This editor offers a separate free option when you have a local file and can choose the excerpt yourself.
| Tool or plan | Price in USD | Included processing | Output | Added watermark |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| This editor · local | $0 | Unlimited local exports. Files up to 2 hours / 2 GiB. | 720p MP4 · original audio · optional SRT / VTT burned in | None |
| This editor · automatic captions | 4 site credits per excerpt | Up to 60 seconds per excerpt. Eligible gift and paid credits can be combined. | 720p MP4 with timed, burned-in speech captions | None |
| OpusClip Free | $0 | 60 input minutes per month | Vertical MP4 up to 1080p · download within 3 days | Yes |
| OpusClip Starter | $15/month | 150 input minutes per month | Edited, captioned MP4 | None |
| OpusClip Pro | $29/month | 300 input minutes per month | Edited, captioned MP4 | None |
| Vizard Free | $0 | 60 input minutes per month | 720p video clips · 3-day project storage | Yes |
| Vizard Creator | $29/month | From 600 input minutes per month | Captioned video clips up to 4K | None |
One 60-minute upload can use the full monthly allowance on OpusClip Free and yield several watermarked clips at up to 1080p. On this page, open a saved copy and pick three passages. Three local MP4 exports cost $0. Requesting automatic captions for three different excerpts costs 12 site credits altogether, whether each excerpt runs 15, 30 or 60 seconds.
For a weekly 90-minute interview, four uploads total 360 source minutes. That workload exceeds the listed monthly allowance on both OpusClip Starter and its base Pro plan.
Compare plans and costsFor a two-person wide shot, a vertical center crop can cut off the speaker at either edge. In OpusClip, review the layout at each speaker change. In this editor, select Keep whole frame to fit the entire shot inside the vertical canvas. Use Center crop for a seated speaker near the middle, and watch the handoff before exporting.
10 seconds · A woman speaks into a microphone before the camera switches to her guest. The captions stay low in the portrait frame.
10 seconds · A seated speaker leans forward and gestures as the words change beneath his hands. Listen for the original pacing.
10 seconds · A speaker in sunglasses gestures over a gridded desk. Orange captions punctuate the explanation.
OpusClip offers visual moment search through ClipAnything. This editor instead samples sound levels to suggest starting points. Crowd noise can outrank a quiet punchline, and a silent recording needs a manual start time. It has no face tracking, view prediction, link import or publishing scheduler. You can still cut silent footage by watching it and choosing the moment yourself.
OpusClip is the video repurposing product at opus.pro. Searches for Opus Clip AI, Opus Pro or an “Opus AI video editor” often refer to that product. Claude Opus is a language model. For Shorts, the practical choice is whether you need cloud highlight discovery for an entire episode or want to export a particular passage from your own recording.
OpusClip scores characteristics of a clip, such as its opening and flow. Use it to shortlist drafts. Audience fit, distribution and what happens after publication still determine the view count. The suggested timecodes here use audio activity and carry no virality score.
OpusClip offers official iOS and Android apps as well as its web editor. This independent clip maker runs in a browser with video decoding and H.264 encoding support. If a phone cannot open your file, try the same recording on a desktop.
OpusClip includes its watermark on Free exports. Its Starter and Pro plans offer watermark-free downloads. This editor adds no mark to your source recording. Logos, text and graphics already present in the original remain in the picture.
Here you can use suggested starts, import a timed caption file and export a vertical MP4 for free. Listen before choosing a suggestion because a loud passage may lack context. If you need new captions from speech, the optional transcription costs 4 site credits per excerpt.
Two people on opposite sides of a landscape frame rarely fit inside one narrow crop. Review speaker changes in the OpusClip layout editor. Here, switch to Keep whole frame or export in landscape if the distance between the speakers matters to the scene.
Match the subtitle file to the same edit of the recording. Removing a pause after transcription shifts every later cue. Keep the original timestamps when importing SRT or WebVTT here. The editor subtracts the chosen start time from the cues that overlap your excerpt.
OpusClip clipping credits generally follow the input minutes processed. One processed recording can produce multiple clips. This page meters only optional automatic transcription. Manually exporting three different passages from the same recording uses zero site credits when you supply captions or leave them off.