You decide the moment
AutoCap never picks or trims clips for you, so the start, the end and the punchline are exactly where you put them.
AutoCap doesn't guess which moment will do well. You choose the clip, and AutoCap makes the captions right.
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OpusClip turns long videos into short ones automatically: its AI picks the moments, scores them for virality, reframes them for vertical screens, adds animated captions and can schedule the posts.
With hours of footage and no time to watch it, that's the appeal. Many creators already know which moment they want, though, and what they need is for that moment to be captioned properly.
AutoCap starts where the choosing ends. You bring the clip; AutoCap transcribes it, lets you correct every word, and keeps the look the same from one clip to the next.
Choose a style once, save it as a preset, and every clip in the series matches. These cards play in your language.
AutoCap never picks or trims clips for you, so the start, the end and the punchline are exactly where you put them.
Read the transcript before anything is burned in, and correct the names, numbers and slang that speech recognition stumbles on.
Retime a single word so the payoff appears exactly when it's said, not a beat early.
Save the style with all your tweaks under My Presets and apply it to the next clip, so a whole series shares one look.
Watch back and choose the stretch worth posting, from the first word of the thought to the line that lands it.
Trim it in your editor and export the clip as an MP4 or MOV.
Upload it to AutoCap, read the transcript and fix anything that was misheard.
Choose your saved preset, check where the captions sit, and render the MP4.
If you publish long streams, webinars or episodes and need many clips from each without watching them through, a tool that finds and cuts the moments for you saves hours that AutoCap can't.
AutoCap also takes clips of up to 5 minutes on paid plans, so it's built for the clip rather than the source recording.
A clip works when it holds one complete thought: a question and its answer, a surprising number, a strong opinion, a story with its turn. It doesn't need the setup that came before it.
Start on the first word of that thought rather than a breath earlier, end once the point lands, and make sure the opening line makes sense to someone who never saw the rest.
No. You choose and cut the clip, and AutoCap captions it.
It crops to 9:16, 4:5 or 1:1, which works best when the speaker sits near the middle of the original shot. It doesn't track a subject that moves around the frame.
AutoCap's free plan adds a small watermark to what you export. Paid plans, from $19 a month, export without one.
No. AutoCap gives you the captioned MP4 to download, and you post or schedule it wherever you normally do.
No. OpusClip is another company's product, mentioned here only to compare it with AutoCap.
The free plan needs no card. Upload a clip, check the captions yourself, and only upgrade when you want the watermark gone.