CapsAI vs OpusClip

CapsAI generates and edits subtitles for videos, including English, Hindi, Hinglish, and regional languages. The workflow is to upload an MP4 or MOV, select the spoken language, generate captions, review and correct the text, then export a captioned MP4. The current uploader lists Hinglish, English, Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil, Urdu, Gujarati, Kannada, and Punjabi. Edited SRT and VTT downloads are not exposed in the editor, and direct URL transcription is not part of the current workflow. CapsAI says its browser workflow works on iPhone, Android, tablets, and desktop devices. The free plan page shows zero minutes left, while an API information page states a current free allowance of three minutes. Starter costs ₹49, paid once for 20 upload minutes, 1080p export, and three days of project storage. Creator costs ₹99, paid once; Pro costs ₹299, paid once. The product describes users including creators, agencies, educators, founders, and marketers.

OpusClip turns long videos into short clips and can publish them to social platforms in one click. Its AI tools cover clipping, captions, reframing, B-Roll, audio enhancement and voice-over. AI Producer is intended to transform talking-head footage into publish-ready video, while the editor offers text-based and timeline editing with brand tools. The service supports English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese and more than 20 additional languages. The Free plan provides 60 credits refreshed monthly and clips up to 1080p, but includes a watermark, no editing and an export limit after three days. Starter is $15 a month; Pro is $29 a month or 174.00 USD billed annually. A 7-day trial is listed. OpusClip supports API, iOS and web. Its iOS app can upload videos, generate clips, edit captions and share with one tap, and requires iOS 16 or newer on iPhone. Pro supports imports from a range of video and social services, including YouTube, Google Drive, Vimeo, Zoom, Facebook and LinkedIn.