Turns long recordings into short vertical clips. Free output is watermarked and the terms license commercial use to paid users only.
Someone sitting on a back catalogue of long recordings who wants clips out without editing each one. The plan table publishes the source ceilings that decide whether a library can even be processed: local uploads to 10GB per video on Free and Starter, 30GB plus a public MP4 URL on Pro and Business, with auto-import from YouTube, Google Drive, Vimeo, Zoom, Rumble and StreamYard from Starter upward. Pro adds a Video Editing API, a Scheduler API and an MCP connector, so clipping can sit inside an existing publishing workflow rather than being a manual step.
Anyone publishing commercially from the free plan. The terms say you will only use the Services for your own internal, personal, non-commercial use and license commercial use to paid users, and free output is watermarked, capped at 1080p, and its media storage expires after 3 days. It is also wrong where processing volume must be committed in advance: the pricing page lists no credit or minute quota for Starter, Pro or Business, and no maximum source video length. Buyers needing a published training position will not find one in the terms at all.
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Its output is watermarked, and the terms restrict general use to your own internal, personal, non-commercial use while licensing commercial use to paid users. The free allowance is 60 processing minutes a month per the help centre, exports are capped at 1080p inside a 3-day window, and media storage expires after 3 days. Watermark-free export starts at Starter, published at $15 a month.
No credit or minute quota is published for Starter, Pro or Business. The pricing page gives file-size ceilings instead: local uploads to 10GB per video on Starter, and 30GB plus a public MP4 URL on Pro and Business. The only credit figure on the page is Zapier usage on Pro, up to 300 credits a month. Annual pricing is not published either.
The terms do not address model training. They grant a licence to operate the service, and for public submissions a royalty-free, perpetual, sublicensable, irrevocable and worldwide licence that includes OpusClip's marketing and promotional purposes. The privacy policy offers an opt-out from AI research and model development for users in the EU and EEA, by emailing contact@opus.pro with the subject line AI R&D - Opt-Out.
Pro and Business list a Video Editing API, a Scheduler API and an MCP connector; Free and Starter have no API access, and Business adds CMS and cloud-server imports. The privacy policy states OpusClip runs on Google Cloud servers located in the United States, that data may be processed in other countries, and that the current sub-processor list sits on its trust portal.
Facts sourced from the vendor’s own site, last verified 2026-10-24.
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