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Pyntra vs OpusClip

Choose OpusClip if you have long videos and want many short clips from them, published to social platforms. Choose Pyntra if you have raw takes and want a designed, finished video or a set of ad versions from a written brief.

Free to start, no card: enough for a short video and a few decks in your first 30 days. Updated .

At a glance

PyntraOpusClip
Starts fromRaw takes, product shots and b-roll, plus a briefA long video
MakesFinished ads, VSLs, organic posts and aesthetic piecesShort clips, found by AI or by a prompt (ClipAnything)
PublishingExport an MP4Publishes to social platforms
Captions33 looks, in the spoken languageAnimated, in 20+ languages
B-rollYour clips, your library, Pixabay stockAI image, AI video and stock on paid plans
Motion graphics39 motion kitsListed on Pro as new
Shapes9:16, 4:5, 1:1, 16:9 on every plan9:16 on Free and Starter. 9:16, 1:1, 16:9 on Pro and Business
ExportFreeFree plan: watermark, and clips can't be exported after 3 days. Paid: no watermark. Pro exports to Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve
PriceFree to start, no card: enough for a short video and a few decks in your first 30 days. Pro $29, Growth $99 and Scale $299 a month, with two months free when billed yearlyFree: 60 credits a month. Starter $15 a month. Pro $29 a month, or $14.50 a month billed annually. Business custom. 1 credit per minute of source video

Where OpusClip is the better choice

  • You have podcasts, webinars or streams and want a steady stream of clips.
  • You want it to post for you.
  • You want captions in many languages.
  • You finish in Premiere or Resolve and want a project to carry on with.

Where Pyntra is the better choice

  • Your footage is takes, not a finished long video: Pyntra handles retakes and false starts, and keeps a performed script whole.
  • You want an argument rather than a highlight. Pyntra plans a hook, problem, proof and call to action before it picks clips.
  • You want a consistent design, from motion kits and your brand kit.
  • You want a long, finished piece like a VSL, not just short clips.

Where these facts come from

The other product's details come from its own pages, read on 6 November 2026. Plans change, so check them before you buy. Where we write "not on the pages we read", the feature may still exist. Tell us at our contact page if something here is out of date and we'll fix it.

Questions

Can Pyntra make clips from a long video?

Yes. Upload up to 30 minutes of video and ask for short pieces, and it makes a selection rather than keeping everything. It isn't built to turn out dozens of clips, and it doesn't post them.

See what Pyntra cuts from your footage.

Upload your clips, write a brief and review the first pass.