CrabCut vs Flowjin

CrabCut turns long-form videos into 9:16 clips for TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram Reels. Its AI examines video and transcripts for highlight moments, transcribes in more than 16 languages, then reframes clips vertically with face tracking, animated captions, and hooks. Caption fonts, colors, positions, and animation styles are customizable. Inputs include MP4, MOV, WebM, and MKV uploads; YouTube links are available on paid plans. Connected YouTube and TikTok accounts can publish directly, while Pexels may provide B-roll media. CrabCut is available on the web and through an API. The maker says most videos finish in under five minutes, with longer jobs taking up to 15 minutes. Credits equal minutes processed, reset monthly, and do not roll over. The free plan gives 60 sign-up credits and 720p exports with a watermark. Paid plans are Light at $6.99 a month, Standard at $12.99 a month, and Heavy at $29.99 a month.

Flowjin turns branded long videos and audio into captioned clips and drafts social copy for LinkedIn, YouTube and X. Its AI identifies moments to share and automatically drafts 6–12 clips. The editor provides smart cropping, speaker tracking, captions, titles, B-roll, and tools to trim or extend clips. Users can upload audio or video or import media links, including from YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Google Drive and Vimeo.

Flowjin can generate titles, descriptions, hashtags and calls to action. The pricing FAQ lists English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Dutch, German and Italian as supported media languages. The homepage describes scheduling through a shared calendar, while pricing says social publishing is coming soon. A free plan is listed at free, with a one-time 60-minute credit and projects that expire after five days. Starter is $19 a month and Creator is $29 a month; their project retention limits differ. Flowjin presents the service for founders and CEOs, marketing leads, social media managers and agencies.