Reclip is an AI video clipper and creator workspace for turning long videos into captioned clips. Plans start at $15/month billed annually.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Reclip is an AI video clipper and creator workspace. Users start with a video, link, image, or prompt, then repurpose, generate, polish, localize, and export content. Its best-known workflow is the AI Clipper, which finds promising moments in long-form videos and turns them into captioned, shareable clips.
The site groups a large catalog of tools by goal: Repurpose, Generate, Polish, Localize, and Export. It also offers a Video API and an MCP server for developers. Reclip says it is built for creators publishing to Instagram, YouTube Shorts, TikTok, YouTube, and Twitch.
For clipping, a user pastes a YouTube or Twitch VOD link and selects Get clips. Reclip analyzes the source video, surfaces promising moments, and produces captioned clips. A Find Clips by Prompt tool is also listed under Repurpose. Uploads are supported too, and Reclip notes that they use fewer credits than imported YouTube videos.
Processing is metered in credits. Reclip shows the estimated credit amount before a job starts, and the amount varies by tool and workload. The dashboard shows available credits, active jobs, processing history, and completed videos, so usage can be checked at any time.
On the generation side, the AI Video Generator creates videos from text or images using a selection of supported AI models. The AI Image Generator accepts prompts and reference images and keeps results in a library. The AI Ad Generator turns a product image and creative direction into a video concept, and the AI Voiceover tool produces narration.
Cleanup tools remove embedded captions, burned-in subtitles, and supported watermarks. The Gemini Watermark Remover runs locally and free without uploading the image, and a bulk version handles up to 50 images as one ZIP. Other tools cover upscaling, background removal, translation, transcription, compression, cropping, trimming, downloading supported public videos, and format conversion.
Reclip is an AI video clipper and creator workspace. It starts from a video, link, image, or prompt and helps users repurpose, generate, polish, localize, and export content. Its main tool, the AI Clipper, turns long videos into captioned clips.
Subscriptions start at $15 a month on Starter with annual billing, or $19 a month billed monthly. Pro is $25 a month annually ($49 monthly) and Creator is $75 a month annually ($149 monthly). One-time credit packs start at $9.90 for 100 credits.
Account creation is free, according to the site. Paid plans add monthly processing credits and higher usage capacity. The sources do not describe a free processing tier, though the Gemini Watermark Remover is described as free and local.
Credits are the usage units applied to processing. Reclip shows the estimated amount before a job starts, and it varies by tool and workload. As an example, a 60-minute, 1 GB YouTube video at the default Auto clip length uses 114 credits.
Reclip suits creators and small teams who publish to YouTube, YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram, and Twitch. It is especially relevant for those who turn long videos or streams into short clips. Faceless-channel creators can use its voiceover and generation tools.
Yes. An active subscription can be managed or cancelled from Billing & credits in the dashboard. Purchased credit packs are one-time payments with no auto-renewal.
Yes. Reclip offers a Video API for downloading, transcription, clipping, and editing, along with an MCP server for Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP clients. The site links to API documentation with a quickstart and request examples.
Reclip says users retain rights to the content they upload and create. This is subject to Reclip's terms and any rules that apply to the source material or the AI provider.