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Submagic Alternatives: Free and Paid Options

Short answer: Submagic is built around animated captions, with no free plan on its pricing page and a cap on video length per plan. If you mainly need a long video cut into vertical clips with the speaker kept in frame, AIClipMaker.org does that and you can start free. If you need AI to choose the moments and burn in captions, look at OpusClip, Klap or Vizard.

Independent guide, not affiliated with any company named here. Prices and limits checked on each company's own pricing page on November 15, 2026.

Why people look for a Submagic alternative

Submagic is mainly a captioning tool. Its long-video clipping feature, Magic Clips, is limited per month (5 on Starter), and each plan caps video length: 2 minutes on Starter, 5 on Pro, 30 on Business. If your source is a one-hour podcast, that cap matters. Its pricing page lists no free plan.

Submagic and the alternatives side by side

ToolFree optionHow clips are chosenVertical reframeCaptionsExport
AIClipMaker.orgStart freeYou choose the range; up to 10 clips per run, 15 to 90 s eachAI face tracking to 9:16No720×1280 MP4
SubmagicNo free plan listed on its pricing page (it says no credit card is required to start)Magic Clips feature on every plan (5 a month on Starter)AI auto zooms on ProYes, its main feature1080p on Starter
OpusClipFree plan: 60 credits a month, watermark, no editing, clips exportable for 3 daysAI picks moments (virality score on paid plans)Auto reframe (9:16 on Free and Starter)YesUp to 1080p on Free
KlapFree trial on 1 video; preview and edit only, downloading needs a paid planAI picks moments with a virality scoreActive-speaker reframingYesPaid plans only
VizardFree plan: 60 credits a month, watermark, 720p export, 3-day storage, uploads up to 60 minAI picks momentsAuto reframe with face trackingYes720p on Free, 4K on paid

Submagic pricing

From submagic.co/pricing on November 15, 2026: Starter $19, Pro $39 and Business $69 per member a month billed monthly; $12, $23 and $41 billed yearly. Max video length per plan: 2, 5 and 30 minutes.

The alternatives, one by one

AIClipMaker.org

AIClipMaker.org cuts a long video into up to 10 clips per run. You choose the start, the end and a clip length from 15 to 90 seconds, and AI face tracking reframes each clip to 9:16. Clips export as 720×1280 MP4. It does not pick moments for you and it does not add captions, so it suits people who already know which stretch of the video is good. Try it on your video.

OpusClip

Free plan: 60 credits a month, watermark, no editing, clips exportable for 3 days. Paid: Starter $12 a month (150 credits, monthly only); Pro $29 a month billed monthly, less on annual billing; Business custom.

Klap

Free trial on 1 video; preview and edit only, downloading needs a paid plan. Paid: Basic $29, Pro $79 and Pro+ $189 a month billed monthly (100, 300 and 1,000 clips a month); half that per month billed yearly ($14.50, $39.50, $94.50).

Vizard

Free plan: 60 credits a month, watermark, 720p export, 3-day storage, uploads up to 60 min. Paid: Creator $29 and Business $39 a month billed monthly; $14.50 and $19.50 a month billed yearly.

How to choose

Make vertical clips from your video

FAQ

What is a good free alternative to Submagic?

If you already know which part of your video you want, AIClipMaker.org lets you start free: it cuts up to 10 clips per run and reframes each to 9:16 with AI face tracking. If you want AI to pick the moments and add captions, the OpusClip and Vizard free plans both do that with a watermark and 60 credits a month.

How much does Submagic cost?

On submagic.co/pricing, checked November 15, 2026: Starter $19, Pro $39 and Business $69 per member a month billed monthly; $12, $23 and $41 billed yearly. Max video length per plan: 2, 5 and 30 minutes.

Is Submagic free?

Its pricing page lists paid plans only (Starter, Pro, Business and Custom) and says no credit card is required to start.