- What does one credit buy in Clypse or OpusClip?
- Clypse charges 30 credits for a 30-minute video, 60 credits for a 1-hour video, 90 credits for a 3-hour stream, and 135 credits for a 6-hour stream, with a 10-credit minimum per video. OpusClip uses 1 credit per minute of original video imported.
- What is the maximum source length Clypse can scan?
- On Clypse's free plan, the video file can be up to 2 hours long, but the free plan scans 30 minutes of one video. Clypse Pro scans streams up to 6 hours.
- Which tools directly import videos from streaming platforms?
- Clypse directly imports from Twitch, Kick, YouTube, and Rumble. Klap accepts YouTube video links and video files. OpusClip's listed sources include YouTube, Rumble, Twitch, Kick, Vimeo, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, and other services, plus local uploads and public MP4 URLs. Submagic accepts a YouTube link and phone footage.
- Do free clips or uploaded files expire?
- Clypse free clips expire in 3 days. OpusClip free clips are no longer exportable after 3 days. Vizard's free plan has 3-day storage, while quso.ai's free plan retains data for 7 days.
- Can I cancel Clypse anytime?
- Yes. Clypse says you can cancel anytime, with no hidden fees.
- How long does processing take?
- Most Clypse YouTube, Twitch, and Kick videos are completed in about 10 to 15 minutes. Clypse Studio is placed at the front of the queue when it is busy. OpusClip Starter has faster processing than Free and Trial users, while Business has a dedicated enterprise queue and faster processing with more powerful servers.