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Klap Paid

Turn long videos into ready-to-post vertical clips with AI clipping and dubbing

Clipping & repurposing · Paid from $14/mo · klap.app

7.0editor score
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What Klap makes and what you get

  • – Model choice
  • – Commercial use
  • – No watermark (free)
  • – API
  • – Official MCP server
  • – MCP client
  • – Agent Skills
  • – Brand kit
  • – Teams
  • – Content Credentials
  • – Mobile app
  • ✓ 20+ languages

Features and rights come from Klap's own pricing and terms pages; check them before you publish commercially. Compare commercial use and watermarks across apps.

What is Klap?

What it is

Klap is a web app that turns long YouTube videos, podcasts and recordings into vertical shorts for TikTok, Reels, Shorts and LinkedIn. It picks the moments, reframes them around the speaker, adds captions, and can publish to your connected accounts and show analytics. It is priced by the number of clips you generate.

Key features

  • AI clipping of long videos into short vertical clips
  • Automatic speaker reframing and animated captions
  • AI dubbing and translation of clips (reported as 29 languages on Pro and higher)
  • Unlimited connected social accounts for TikTok, Instagram and LinkedIn
  • Publishing and analytics in the same dashboard
  • 4K downloads on higher plans

Models inside

Klap does not name the AI models it uses for clipping, captions or dubbing.

Pricing and rights

Klap's pricing page lists three plans billed yearly: Basic $14/month for 100 clips a month, Pro $39/month for 300 clips, and Pro+ $94/month for 1,000 clips for teams. Monthly billing is available at higher prices (third-party trackers list $29, $79 and $189), and yearly billing is advertised as saving 50%. New users can try one video free; trial output is watermarked, while paid plans are not. Upload length and resolution limits increase with each plan.

Who it is for

YouTubers and podcasters who want a simple clip-and-post tool, especially if they also want clips dubbed for other languages. It suits people who prefer to accept or reject suggested clips rather than fine-tune every cut, and who post the same clip to several networks at once. If you want to edit clips in detail, a full editor or OpusClip gives you more control.

Verdict

Klap is simple and its per-clip pricing is easy to plan around. It offers less editing control than OpusClip or Vizard, the entry plan is only cheap if you pay yearly, and there is no ongoing free tier.

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Pros

  • Simple clip-and-publish workflow
  • Pricing by clip count is easy to plan
  • AI dubbing of clips into other languages
  • Unlimited connected social accounts

Cons

  • No ongoing free plan; trial output is watermarked
  • Advertised prices are for yearly billing
  • Less editing control than rivals
  • Models and dubbing quality not documented

Klap pricing

Paid from $14/mo. Prices and credit allowances change often, so confirm on the official pricing page. See every AI content app's pricing side by side.

Klap alternatives

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OpusClip Freemium

AI that finds the best moments in long videos and turns them into captioned shorts

Free plan, paid from $15/mo

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Castmagic Paid

Turn podcasts and calls into show notes, posts, clips and a searchable media library

Paid from $19/mo

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Vizard Freemium

Turn long videos into social clips with AI, then schedule them to your accounts

Freemium

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Repurpose.io Paid

Automatically republish your videos and podcasts across social platforms

Paid from $35/mo

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Verdict

Klap scores 7.0/10 in our clipping & repurposing ranking. Simple clip-and-publish workflow.

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