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What is clip.video?
clip.video is a web-based AI video clipper that turns long recordings into short vertical clips with captions. It is built for podcasts, streams, webinars, interviews and courses, and the output is sized for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. The site lists Muddy Holdings LLC as the company behind it.
Besides the main clip generator, the site offers smaller tools for captions, transcription, SRT subtitles, vertical conversion, video to MP3, video to GIF and compression. The company says these run on the same flat plan, so the product works as a general short-form video toolkit as well as a clipper.
How does clip.video work?
You start by dropping in an MP4, MOV or MKV file, or by pasting a link from YouTube, Vimeo, Twitch, Drive or a direct URL. File upload works without an account, while link import needs a free signup. Before processing, you can choose language, caption style, framing, aspect ratio, caption position and clip length.
The AI then transcribes the video and ranks the segments it considers most viral, giving each a title and a score. You download clips that are already reframed and captioned. If a cut is off, you can adjust start and end points, change captions or framing, and re-render without uploading again.
Key features of clip.video
Captions are a central feature. Eight animated, word-by-word styles are offered, including Hormozi, Beast, Neon, Pop and Karaoke, and individual words can be edited. Framing options include face-tracking 9:16, center crop or the original frame, plus 1:1, 4:5 and 16:9 output. Transcription and captions cover 99 languages.
Optional extras add emoji on keywords and stock B-roll matched to the spoken content. Users can tell the AI what to focus on and pick clip lengths of 20 to 90, 30 to 90 or 60 to 90 seconds. A 4K upload can produce 4K clips on Pro.
Key Features
AI moment detection and ranking — Transcribes the video and ranks the most viral-looking segments by hook and payoff, giving each clip a title and a score.
Re-cut and edit — Adjust a clip's start and end, swap caption style or framing, edit any caption word and re-render in seconds without re-uploading.
Clip length and focus controls — Choose a clip length range of 20 to 90, 30 to 90 or 60 to 90 seconds, and tell the AI what to focus on.
Auto 9:16 reframe with face tracking — Reframes to vertical and can follow one face so the speaker stays in frame. Center and keep-original modes are also available.
Multiple aspect ratios — Exports in 9:16 vertical, 1:1 square, 4:5 portrait or 16:9 wide.
Up to 4K output — A 4K upload can produce 4K clips on the Pro plan, source permitting. Starter outputs 1080p and Free outputs 720p.
Animated word-by-word captions — Eight burned-in styles, including Hormozi, Beast, Neon, Pop, Karaoke, Clean and Minimal, with top, middle, bottom or auto placement.
99-language transcription — Transcribes and captions spoken audio in 99 languages, with auto-detect or a manually chosen language.
Auto emoji and auto B-roll — Adds relevant emoji on keywords and cuts in stock footage matched to what is said.
Standalone video tools — Separate tools cover captions, transcripts, SRT/VTT subtitles, vertical conversion, video to MP3, video to GIF and compression.
Batch uploads, presets and API — Starter adds batch uploads and saved editing presets. Studio adds API access for automation.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Paid plans have no credits or per-minute charges, so video length does not change the bill.
Free tier lets you try a file upload without signing up or entering a card.
Clips can be re-cut and re-rendered without re-uploading.
Eight animated caption styles and auto face-tracking 9:16 reframe are included.
Transcribes and captions 99 languages, with auto-detect.
Pro adds 4K exports, a priority render queue and two videos processing at once, and Studio adds API access.
Cons
Free clips are watermarked, 720p and stored for only 7 days.
The homepage and pricing page list different per-plan clip and video-length figures for paid tiers, so check limits before buying.
Starter caps each video at 8 clips, and Pro at 12, despite the unlimited-clips claim.
No publishing integrations to social platforms are named; clips are downloaded and posted manually.
Pricing
Free $0
Starter $180/yr ($15/mo billed annually) Annual (monthly billing also offered; homepage says from $19/mo)
Pro $278/yr ($23.17/mo billed annually) Annual (monthly billing also offered)
Studio $470/yr ($39.17/mo billed annually) Annual (monthly billing also offered)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is clip.video?
clip.video is a web-based AI tool that turns long videos into short vertical clips with captions. It transcribes the video, ranks the strongest segments with a title and score, and reframes them to 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
How much does clip.video cost?
There is a free tier, and paid plans start at $15/mo billed annually for Starter ($180/yr). Pro is $23.17/mo and Studio is $39.17/mo on annual billing. The homepage says paid access starts from $19/mo, which appears to be the monthly rate.
Does clip.video have a free plan?
Yes. Free users get 720p clips with a small watermark, up to 5 clips per video, and 7-day storage. You can try a file upload without signing up, and no card is needed.
Does clip.video really offer unlimited clips?
Paid plans have no credits, per-minute charges or monthly caps. They do set a per-video clip limit (8 on Starter, 12 on Pro, 15 on Studio), and a fair-use daily limit exists to stop automated abuse.
What video sources and formats does clip.video accept?
You can upload MP4, MOV or MKV files, or import by link from YouTube, Vimeo, Twitch, Drive or a direct URL. Link import is free with an account.
Which languages does clip.video support?
It transcribes and captions 99 languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Hindi. Language can be auto-detected or set manually.
Can I edit clips after the AI creates them?
Yes. You can change a clip's start and end points, switch caption style or framing, edit caption words and re-render without re-uploading the video.
Is there an API?
API access is included in the Studio plan for automation. The sources do not describe the API's endpoints or documentation.