- Specialization
Multimodal Modelsand 1 more specialization valuesLess
- Computer Vision
- Business
Software Applicationsand 1 more business valuesLess
- Model Development
- Market
- Media
- Ecosystem
- Applications
- Customers
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- Enterprises
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- Organization type
- Commercial Company
- Ecosystem
- Applications
- Business
- Software Applications, Model Development
- Specialization
- Multimodal Models, Computer Vision
- Market
- Media
- Customers
- Consumers, Enterprises
- Delivery models
- Hosted Software
- Revenue models
- Subscription, Usage Based
- Listing status
- Not classified
- Latest equity round
- Not classified
- Reported funding amount
- $50M-$200M
About
OpusClip builds AI-powered video clipping and editing software that helps creators, marketers, businesses, and teams turn long-form video into social-ready short content. Its differentiation is multimodal AI, including the ClipAnything model, which analyzes visuals, audio, and sentiment to identify engaging moments, alongside automated captions, reframing, B-roll, templates, and collaboration tools.
Market
OpusClip competes in AI-powered video repurposing and social-video creation software, positioning itself as a one-click platform that converts long-form content into short, publishable clips for major social platforms. Its differentiation is its multimodal ClipAnything model, AI-powered reframing and captioning, publishing/API workflows, and expansion into end-to-end generative video creation through Agent Opus.
OpusClip targets the creator economy and marketing organizations ranging from individual creators and podcasters to agencies, social media managers, brands, and business marketing teams. Primary buyers are creators and content marketers who need to turn long-form video into frequent short-form social content without extensive editing expertise.
At a Glance
Problem
Creating effective short-form video from long-form content is labor-intensive: creators must identify compelling moments, edit them into platform-ready clips, and distribute them across social channels. The core economic pain is the time and production cost required to turn one piece of content into many usable marketing or audience-growth assets. The clearest use case is helping creators repurpose long videos into high-quality clips that can drive reach and growth.
Product / Service
Opus Clip is an AI-powered video-repurposing service that turns long videos into high-quality, potentially viral short clips and publishes them to all social platforms in one click. Its value proposition is to compress the editing and distribution workflow into an automated product, allowing creators to produce and share more content with less manual effort.
Market
Opus Clip competes in the AI video editing, short-form video repurposing, and creator-tools markets. The available research does not identify specific competitors, pricing, revenue status, or funding, so those details cannot be determined reliably here. The company does report meaningful user traction: its website says it helps more than 10 million creators create and grow, indicating substantial adoption rather than an obviously pre-revenue product.
Founders & Leadership
Funding History
Millennium New Horizons
SoftBank Vision Fund 2
Recent News
NAB’s 2026 exhibitor listing describes OpusClip’s AI as identifying engaging moments, reframing them for social platforms, and preparing content for distribution across TikTok and YouTube.
Riverside’s alternatives guide identifies Opus Pro, also known as OpusClip, as an AI-powered tool for turning long-form videos into short social-media clips.
Active Roles
7Business Model
OpusClip uses a freemium SaaS model: a free tier is paired with paid monthly or annual subscriptions, including Starter at $15/month, Pro at $29/month, and custom-priced Business plans. Plans provide upload or processing credits, with usage generally charged according to the length of imported video.
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Key Investors
Millennium New Horizons; SoftBank Vision Fund 2; AI Grant; Samsung Next; GTMfund; DCM Ventures; Alumni Ventures; Fellows Fund; Alpine VC; Jason Lemkin