Opus Clip

Opus Clip takes a long recording and extracts the segments most likely to hold attention, returning a batch of short clips ready to post. The vendor's framing is that a long video already contains around ten viral clips and the work is finding them, so the product reads every frame rather than only the transcript. Each clip comes back trimmed, reframed vertically and captioned, with an opening line built to stop a scroll.

Two things separate it from a basic trimmer. Clips arrive ranked by a Virality Score rather than in timeline order, so a creator works down a prioritised list instead of reviewing everything. And ClipAnything handles genres beyond talking heads, covering vlogs, gameplay, sports and explainers, with the option to describe the moment you want so the tool goes and finds it. That matters because most tools in this category stall on anything that is not an interview.

Captions land automatically in more than 20 languages with emoji and keyword accents, and can be restyled with a preset, your own font, or line-by-line edits. Audio gets speech enhancement to strip room noise and even levels, and an AI voice over can read a fresh hook. Footage can be pulled in from YouTube, Drive, Zoom, Vimeo, Loom and more than ten other sources. Brand templates lock fonts, colours, logos and intro and outro cards across every clip, a team workspace covers seats and roles, and a video editing API allows the whole process to run inside another system.