Klap
AI-powered clipping, reframing, captions and social publishing for turning long videos into short-form content.
AI clipping, auto-reframing, captions, 99+ languages and social scheduling/analytics.
Direct video upload/link workflow and editable clips; human review needed for accuracy and context.
Clear current tier prices and quotas, but free preview cannot export and clip/API consumption adds complexity.
Multi-platform publishing plus API and workflow connectors; access grants, data handling and output claims need testing.
Scored by Surabhi Singh
Quick facts
- Vendor
- ZIGG SAS (Klap)
- Pricing model
- Basic, Pro and Pro+ monthly or annually, based on number of generated clips; one-video free preview trial, paid export required. Separately metered API.
- Plan pricing
- Basic $29/month monthly or $14.50/month equivalent billed annually ($174/year)
- Free plan
- Not confirmed
- Free trial
- Yes — check eligibility
- Last verified
- 11/6/2026
About Klap
Klap is a browser-based video repurposing tool designed to turn existing long-form videos into shorter clips for social networks. A creator can upload a source video or paste a supported video link, then let Klap identify candidate highlights, crop or reframe those sections for vertical viewing, generate subtitles, and offer an editable set of short clips. The service is particularly relevant to podcast producers, webinar marketers, interview channels, educators, course creators and agencies that already publish long videos and want reusable TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts or LinkedIn content. Klap is a clip extraction and editing workflow; it does not create an original filmed video purely from a text prompt. The product's central AI pipeline analyzes speech and scene changes to find short, potentially interesting moments. It can identify speakers, select a crop, place a person in the frame and build animated captions suitable for small-screen viewing. Klap's newer AI Reframe 2 materials describe layouts for split-screen footage, tutorials, gaming and screencast-style sources, so its intended use extends beyond a single face talking to camera. An editor can adjust the generated output, change caption styling and review the opening hook. A system-generated virality score is a prediction and does not establish that a clip will actually receive views, leads, subscribers or sales. No permanent free export: the trial previews one video, clip quotas apply and API billing is separate from creator subscriptions.
Best for
Podcast creators, social marketers, educators and agencies repurposing webinars, interviews and long videos into captioned vertical clips for social platforms.
Klap pros and cons
Pros
- Automatically discovers and edits short highlights from existing long-form videos.
- AI reframing and animated subtitles reduce repetitive manual vertical editing.
- 99+ listed languages and adjustable visual branding support multiple markets.
- Direct publishing and scheduling reach major social platforms.
- Current public price page states exact clip quotas, annual prices and refund conditions.
Cons
- −One-video free trial permits preview and editing, but downloading or publishing requires payment.
- −Generated virality scores and highlights do not guarantee social performance.
- −Clip quotas can be consumed quickly by many suggestions from long recordings.
- −Captions, speaker framing and clip context still require human quality review.
- −Separate API usage charges and third-party platform permissions can complicate workflows.
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Pricing — verified 11/6/2026
What you’ll actually pay
$29/month paid monthly or $174/year ($14.50/month equivalent); 100 monthly clips or 1,200 credits allocated upfront annually.
$79/month paid monthly or $474/year ($39.50/month equivalent); 300 monthly clips or 3,600 annual upfront.
$189/month paid monthly or $1,134/year ($94.50/month equivalent); 1,000 monthly clips or 12,000 annual upfront.
Separate from creator subscriptions: $0.44 per input video, $0.32 per short and $0.48 per export.
Official pricing / availability source · Checked 6 November 2026. Confirm current taxes, regional terms and allowances. A listed plan is not necessarily the cheapest option.
Editorial verification: 11/6/2026. Check the vendor's site for current pricing.