An Opus Clip alternative
compared by what each page says

It does the same core job: it cuts a long video into short captioned clips. The tools differ in free plan, how usage is counted, languages and extras, which this page lists with the date each was read.

60 minutes of video processing a month, with a small watermark on exports. Paid plans remove the watermark and give more minutes.

Opus Clip's pricing page names plans by price and export limits and did not show minutes or credits on 17 October 2026. Clip-Short counts minutes of video processed: 60 free a month.

Remix turns a clip into a new video with a title card, a narrated hook and commentary at pauses. Dub says a clip again in English, Spanish, Portuguese or Arabic, a stock voice for each speaker. Transcript fixes, cuts and speaker colours are in the clip editor.

It does not post for you, it needs spoken words in the video, it takes a YouTube link or a file, and it does not check the rights to a video or its music.

On each tool's own pricing page. We read them on 17 October 2026 and plans change, so check before you decide. We make Clip-Short, so read this page knowing that.

Yes, to try. The free plan includes 60 minutes of video processing a month and adds a small watermark. A paid plan removes the watermark and gives more minutes.

Yes. Tap a word in the transcript to fix it before you export. You can also download the captions as an SRT, VTT or text file.

Vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. You can also choose 1:1, 4:5 or 16:9.

A long video is read in parts, so the clips come from the whole video and not only the start. The longer the video, the longer the analysis takes.

Yes. Dub says the clip again in English, Spanish, Portuguese or Arabic, with a different voice for each speaker, and puts the captions in the new language.

No. You post the clips yourself. On a phone the share sheet sends the file to the app, and you can set a reminder email for the time you want to post.