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OpusClip vs Vizard: the same money, twice the minutes?

Main topic: OpusClip vs Vizard · Facts checked 5 November 2026 — prices change, so re-check the official page before acting on them.

Last checked: 5 November 2026

Short answer: Vizard Creator is the same headline price as OpusClip Pro — $29 a month, $14.50 a month billed yearly — but gives from 600 credits a month against OpusClip Pro’s 300 (OpusClip figure from its own blog). Per minute of source video, Vizard is about half the price. OpusClip still wins on virality scoring and on file size for Pro uploads. Vizard’s figures come from the search-index rendering of its official pricing page, so verify in a live browser before paying. Checked 5 November 2026.

Head to head

OpusClip (Pro)Vizard (Creator)
Price$29/mo · $14.50/mo billed yearly*$29/mo · $14.50/mo billed yearly†
Credits300 / month (blog)From 600 / month
Billing1 credit = 1 min of source imported1 credit = 1 min processed
Free planYes — watermark, exports expire in 3 daysYes — 60 credits/mo, 720p, watermark
Export resolutionUp to 1080p (Pro); 4K Business only720p free, 4K paid
Max file10 GB (Free/Starter), 30 GB (Pro)10 GB / 10 hours per file
Free export limitExpires after 3 daysLength capped at 10 minutes; 3-day storage
Virality scoreYesNo — highlights found its own way

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Where OpusClip wins

The virality score is the headline: OpusClip scores each clip, so choosing is fast. Pro uploads go up to 30 GB files against Vizard’s 10 GB per-file cap, and Pro adds 1:1 and 16:9 alongside 9:16. If your sources are very large files, or the score is how you pick, OpusClip earns its half of the comparison despite the fewer credits.

Where Vizard wins

Volume, plainly. At the same $29, 600 credits process twice the source video 300 credits do: ten hours of podcast a month against five. Vizard also exports 4K on paid plans (OpusClip reserves 4K schedule and download for Business), and transcription uses the same credits as clipping — a project is not charged twice for both. If your month is measured in hours of footage, Vizard is the cheaper tool at the same price.

The verdict by job

  • Hours of footage every month: Vizard — twice the minutes for the same money.
  • Choosing by virality score: OpusClip — Vizard does not score that way.
  • Very large files (over 10 GB): OpusClip Pro (30 GB) — Vizard caps files at 10 GB.
  • 4K exports on a $29 plan: Vizard — OpusClip keeps 4K for Business.
  • Trying free: both, watermarked and small — Vizard’s free export length is capped at 10 minutes, OpusClip’s exports expire in 3 days.

Questions people ask

Is Vizard really half the price per minute?

On the figures checked, yes: $29 a month buys from 600 Vizard credits against 300 OpusClip Pro credits, so each processed minute costs about half. Two caveats: the OpusClip 300-credit figure is from OpusClip’s own blog, and the Vizard figures are from the search-index rendering of its official pricing page — verify both in a live browser before paying.

What are Vizard’s free plan limits?

60 credits a month, 720p export, a watermark, 3-day storage, and exports capped at 10 minutes long. Uploads are 1080p on the free plan; the export is what drops to 720p.

Which is better for webinars?

Vizard, for volume: multi-speaker, multi-hour webinars burn per-minute credits fast, and 600 credits go twice as far. OpusClip wins only if the virality score is how you choose clips, or your files exceed Vizard’s 10 GB per-file cap.