Submagic Paid
Styled auto captions, B-roll and clips for short-form video in one click
What Submagic 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 Submagic's own pricing and terms pages; check them before you publish commercially. Compare commercial use and watermarks across apps.
What is Submagic?
What it is
Submagic is a web app that turns raw talking-head footage into finished short-form videos. It adds animated captions with emojis and highlighted keywords, inserts B-roll, zooms and sound effects, removes silences and bad takes, and can cut clips from long videos (Magic Clips). It is built for TikTok, Reels and Shorts creators and agencies.
Key features
- AI auto captions with trend-style templates, and caption translation
- Automatic B-roll (stock on Starter; premium and movie clips plus Storyblocks on Pro and Business)
- Magic Clips: short clips from long videos
- AI clean audio and removal of bad takes and silences
- AI Actors Studio for avatar-style ads
- Direct publishing to social platforms and an API with monthly minute allowances
Models inside
Submagic does not name the AI models behind its captioning, B-roll or avatar features.
Pricing and rights
There is a free trial with no credit card. Paid plans are credit-based: Starter $19/month ($12/month billed annually) with 45 credits (about 15 videos, up to 2 minutes each, 1080p/30fps); Pro $39/month ($23 annually) with 120 credits (about 40 videos, up to 5 minutes); Business $69/month ($41 annually) with 300 credits (about 100 videos, up to 30 minutes, 4K/60fps). Annual billing saves up to 41%. Paid exports have no watermark. Custom plans are available for larger teams.
Who it is for
Short-form creators, coaches and social media agencies who publish many vertical talking videos and want a consistent caption style. It is less useful for long-form YouTube editing, where a full editor such as Descript or Premiere gives more control.
Verdict
Submagic is quick at the one job most short-form creators need: captions that look like the current trends, plus B-roll and cuts. Video length and count limits per plan are tight, the Starter plan exports only 1080p/30fps, and heavy automatic B-roll can look generic unless you review it.
Pros
- Trend-style animated captions with little effort
- Automatic B-roll, zooms and silence removal
- No watermark on paid plans
- API and direct social publishing
Cons
- Per-video limits: 2-minute cap on Starter
- Starter exports max 1080p/30fps
- Auto B-roll can look generic
- No permanent free plan
Submagic pricing
Paid from $19/mo. Prices and credit allowances change often, so confirm on the official pricing page. See every AI content app's pricing side by side.
Submagic alternatives
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VEED Freemium
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Verdict
Submagic scores 7.6/10 in our AI video editors ranking. Trend-style animated captions with little effort.