RemixViral vsOpusClip

Both turn a long video you own into vertical Shorts with captions. This page puts their plans side by side, with OpusClip's prices read from its own pricing page, and says what each one does so you can pick by workflow.

OpusClip details read from opus.pro/pricing on 31 October 2026. Plans change; check it before you decide.

Only clip footage you own

RemixViral accepts an upload of a video you own and nothing else: there is no link import and it is not a tool for reposting other people's videos. The creator supplies the source; RemixViral finds, cuts and captions the moments, and you review them before exporting. Whichever tool you pick, use it on footage you have the rights to.

Plans and prices

OpusClip: read from opus.pro/pricing on 31 October 2026. RemixViral: from our pricing page.

OpusClip

PlanPriceWhat the pricing page lists
Free$060 credits a month, up to 1080p, auto reframe, AI captions, watermark, no editing; clips can no longer be exported after 3 days
Starter$15/month (monthly billing only)150 credits a month, AI clipping with a score per clip, animated captions in 20+ languages, auto-post to YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram Reels, editor, 1 brand template, filler and silence removal, no watermark
Pro$29/month, or $14.50/month billed $174 a year300 credits a month (unused credits roll over for 2 months), 2 team seats, scheduler, 9:16 / 1:1 / 16:9, Premiere and DaVinci export, input from 10+ sources, AI B-roll, video dubbing, limited API
BusinessCustomCustom credits, seats and integrations; contact sales

RemixViral

PlanPriceCredits each month
Starter$19/month, or $190 a year1,200
Hobby$29/month, or $290 a year2,000
Pro$59/month, or $590 a year4,000
Business$129/month, or $1,290 a year10,000

No free plan for new accounts. Each monthly plan starts with a paid trial. $5 to start: 100 credits for 3 days, enough for two source videos of about 10 minutes. Then the plan price (from $19/month) unless you cancel. Cancel anytime in Billing. Trial credits expire after 3 days. Card required. Annual plans have no trial. A clip project costs 50 credits per source video up to 60 minutes, plus 1 credit per extra minute, charged once however many moments come back. Details on the pricing page.

Credits are not the same unit in the two products (OpusClip: 1 credit per minute of imported video, per its help article), so the tables do not convert into a clip-for-clip cost. To compare what each costs you, run the same video through both.

What each one does

FeatureRemixViralOpusClip
What you give itAn upload of a video you own (MP4, MOV, MKV or WebM). No link import.Local video up to 10GB (30GB on Pro). Link import: YouTube on Free, more sources on Starter, 10+ on Pro.
Longest source120 minutesNot stated on the pricing page
Picks the momentsYes: ranked best first, each with a one-line reason and a scoreYes: AI clipping with a score per clip
CaptionsBurned inAnimated captions in 20+ languages
Output shape9:169:16; Pro adds 1:1 and 16:9
Before you exportReview step in the appEditor on every paid plan
Translation or dubbing of clipsNo: clips keep the source video's languageVideo dubbing listed on Pro
Faceless Short from a promptYes, from the same credit balanceNot listed on the pricing page
Free planNo free plan for new accounts (entry is a paid start, see the next row)Yes, with a watermark and 3-day export window
Trial of the paid plans$5 start, 100 credits for 3 days; card required, then the plan price unless you cancelStarter and Pro show "Start your free trial" with "No credit card required"
What one credit isA clip project is 50 credits for a source up to 60 minutes, then 1 credit per extra minute1 credit per minute of the video you import, rounded to whole minutes (help article, see Sources)

Which one fits your workflow

RemixViral fits if

  • You have long recordings you own, up to 120 minutes, and want the moments ranked with a reason next to each
  • You want to review the cuts before exporting
  • You also make faceless Shorts from a prompt and want one credit balance for both

OpusClip fits if

  • You want a free plan to try first, or a monthly-only $15 entry plan
  • You need the editor, scheduler, team seats, Premiere or DaVinci export, or dubbing from its pricing page
  • You want more output shapes than 9:16

The fair test: run the same long video through both and compare the clips.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is RemixViral an OpusClip alternative?▼

It does the same job: you give it a long video you own, it finds the moments worth posting, cuts them to 9:16 and burns in captions. OpusClip is the larger product with an editor, scheduler, team seats and dubbing on its pricing page. RemixViral is smaller: it ranks every moment with a one-line reason, takes sources up to 120 minutes and also makes faceless Shorts from a prompt. Whether it is an alternative for you depends on which of those you need.

How do RemixViral and OpusClip pricing compare?▼

On 31 October 2026 the OpusClip pricing page listed Free at $0, Starter at $15 a month (monthly billing only), Pro at $29 a month or $14.50 a month billed $174 a year, and Business as custom. RemixViral lists Starter at $19 a month ($190 a year) with 1,200 credits, then Hobby, Pro and Business up to $129 a month. The two count usage in different units (OpusClip: 1 credit per minute of imported video; RemixViral: 50 credits for a clip project on a source up to 60 minutes), so the prices do not convert into a clip-for-clip cost; run the same video through both to see what each costs you.

Does RemixViral have a free plan like OpusClip?▼

No. New RemixViral accounts have no free plan, and the two entry offers have different shapes. RemixViral's monthly plans start with a paid trial: $5 to start: 100 credits for 3 days, enough for two source videos of about 10 minutes. Then the plan price (from $19/month) unless you cancel. Cancel anytime in Billing. Trial credits expire after 3 days. A card is required. OpusClip's pricing page lists a free plan with a watermark, and shows "Start your free trial" with "No credit card required" on Starter and Pro.

Can I clip a YouTube link or someone else's video?▼

Not in RemixViral. It only accepts an upload of a video you own, so there is no link import. YouTube's reused-content rules are separate from copyright, and permission from the original creator does not by itself make a channel eligible for monetisation (YouTube Help, "YouTube channel monetization policies", read 31 October 2026). Whichever clipper you use, start from footage you have the rights to.

Does either tool translate or dub the clips?▼

OpusClip lists video dubbing on its Pro plan. RemixViral's clipper does not translate: clips keep the language of the video you uploaded.

Can I use both?▼

Yes. Run the same long video you own through both and compare the moments each one picks, the captions and the price you pay for that run.

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Sources

Rows that quote OpusClip are what its page said that day. Plans change; check the page before you decide.