Choose your video format
Start with a movie and subtitles, or bring a topic for an animation or documentary.
Opus Clip is a clipping tool: it takes a long video you already made and finds the moments worth cutting into shorts. Opus Clip needs a video before it can start. VIRALCADE makes the video. Both are good tools; they are aimed at different jobs, and the honest answer to which you want depends entirely on what you are starting from.
Choose your format. Review the credits. Create at your pace.Start with a movie and subtitles, or bring a topic for an animation or documentary.
Choose the available settings and review the displayed credit total.
Watch the finished video and download it when you are ready.
| VIRALCADE | Opus Clip | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | A movie, or a typed topic | A long video you already have |
| Output | A finished long-form video, plus shorts | Vertical shorts from your footage |
| Writes a script | Yes, original narration | No, it uses your existing words |
| Records narration | Yes | No |
| Thumbnails and titles | Included | Titles and captions |
You want a finished long-form video that does not exist yet - a movie recap, a documentary from a topic, or an explainer from a question.
You already record long videos, podcasts or streams and want them cut into vertical shorts. That is what it is built for and it is good at it.
Only if what you wanted was a video made for you. Opus Clip repurposes footage you already have; VIRALCADE produces a new video from a movie or a topic. If you have no footage to clip, Opus Clip has nothing to work with.
Yes. Shorts are produced alongside the long-form video from the same source, so they come out of the same render rather than needing a second tool.
They price differently - Opus Clip by the minute of footage processed, VIRALCADE by the second of finished video produced. Compare them on what you end up with rather than on the headline number.
Find the format that fits your idea, then create in a guided studio.