InVideo vs OpusClip
InVideo is an AI video creator with generative video models and an online editor; OpusClip is an AI tool that cuts long videos into short clips for social media. OpusClip is cheaper to start: OpusClip Starter costs USD 15 a month, InVideo Starter USD 20 per seat a month.
Choose InVideo for marketers who generate many short video variants, and OpusClip for podcasters and streamers who turn long recordings into shorts. If you need presentations, websites and web apps as well, Siteglade, an autonomous AI agent with its own computer in the cloud, is a third option.
This comparison is published by Siteglade. Facts about other products come from their own pages, read on October 27, 2026 and linked under sources.
InVideo and OpusClip side by side
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| InVideo | OpusClip | Siteglade | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paid plans | Starter USD 20 per seat a month; Plus USD 60 per seat a month; Max USD 150 per seat a month | Starter USD 15 a month; Pro USD 29 a month | Pro USD 14.99, Plus USD 34.99, Max USD 69.99 a month |
| Free plan | Not stated | A free trial without a credit card | Free plan with 1,500 credits a month and 3 projects |
| Videos | Yes | Yes | Yes |
InVideo or OpusClip: the differences that decide
InVideo and OpusClip are both AI video tools, so they compete for the same job. Both InVideo and OpusClip list videos. Only OpusClip lists short clips from long videos. Only OpusClip lists a free option, a free trial without a credit card; the pricing page of InVideo does not mention one. InVideo prices some plans per seat, so its cost grows with the team, while every plan OpusClip lists has one price.
Pricing: InVideo vs OpusClip
InVideo's paid plans: Starter USD 20 per seat a month (400 credits a month); Plus USD 60 per seat a month (2,000 credits a month) and Max USD 150 per seat a month (5,000 credits a month). InVideo prices per seat and per credit: Starter costs USD 20 a month for 400 credits, which its pricing page equates to about 15 Seedance 2 fast videos.
OpusClip's paid plans: Starter USD 15 a month (150 credits a month) and Pro USD 29 a month (300 credits a month). OpusClip is built around clipping long videos into shorts, and its Starter plan is monthly only, USD 15 for 150 credits.
Credits are counted differently by each product, so run one real task in both before you decide.
Where InVideo is stronger
Plus and Max include guest seats and the InVideo editor. Yearly billing halves the monthly price.
Where OpusClip is stronger
Pro adds a team workspace with 2 seats, several aspect ratios and a social media scheduler. AI clipping gives every clip a Virality Score.
A third option: Siteglade
Neither InVideo nor OpusClip lists presentations, websites, web apps and mobile apps on its pricing page. Siteglade does. Presentations are researched, written and designed with charts and images, and download as PowerPoint or PDF with a list of the sources.
Where OpusClip cuts a long recording into shorts, Siteglade writes and produces new short or long videos from an idea or a reference. Tasks are processed in the EU on every plan, including Free.
Frequently asked questions
Is InVideo better than OpusClip?
Neither is better for everything. InVideo suits marketers who generate many short video variants; OpusClip suits podcasters and streamers who turn long recordings into shorts.
Which is cheaper, InVideo or OpusClip?
OpusClip is cheaper to start: OpusClip Starter costs USD 15 a month, InVideo Starter USD 20 per seat a month.
Is there an alternative to both InVideo and OpusClip?
Siteglade, an autonomous AI agent with its own computer in the cloud. It delivers presentations, websites, web apps and mobile apps as well, with a Free plan with 1,500 credits a month and 3 projects.