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AI clipping tools compared

Every tool here turns video into short clips. They differ most in how they charge. Here are the entry prices and pricing models side by side, with sources.

At a glance

ToolFree optionEntry paid planCharges by
ClipBolt30 min / mo (uploads count half)$9.50 / mo, 150 minMinutes of source video
OpusClip60 credits / mo, watermark*$15 / mo, 150 credits*Credits (≈ minutes)
Vizard60 credits / mo, 720p, watermark~$29 / mo monthly*Credits (1 per minute)
KlapCheck klap.app$14 / mo billed yearly, 100 clipsClips generated
SubmagicCheck submagic.co$19 / mo, 15 videos up to 2 minVideos (short-form captioning)

Sources: each company’s pricing page in November 2026, except figures marked *, which come from third-party reviews (June–October 2026). Prices change, so check each pricing page before you buy. Compared on monthly billing unless noted.

How to choose

  • Long recordings (podcasts, sermons, streams, webinars): per-minute tools are usually the best value, especially when uploads are discounted.
  • A few clips from short videos: per-clip or per-video pricing can be fine.
  • You need an editor, scheduler or team seats: the bigger suites include more, at a higher price.
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FAQ

What is the cheapest AI clipping tool?

For long videos on monthly billing, ClipBolt’s $9.50/month Creator plan (150 minutes, uploads count half) is among the lowest entry prices we found. Check each tool’s pricing page, since prices change often.

Do these tools add captions?

All five offer captions. ClipBolt includes burned-in captions on every plan, including free.

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