# OpusClip — card for AI agents

AI tool that cuts long videos into short clips with captions and reframing, via a web app and an API.

Category: Video assembly and rendering · maker OpusClip · checked 2026-10-10

## Price
- Price: Free tier
- Free tier: Free-forever plan with 60 minutes of video processing per month, with watermark
- Paid from $15/month
- Pricing page: https://www.opus.pro/pricing

## License
OpusClip Terms of Service — https://www.opus.pro/terms-of-service

- commercial: **conditions** (Commercial use with conditions)
  > if you are a user of Paid Services, you are licensed to use the Services for commercial uses
- attribution: **no** (No credit needed)
  > You will only use the Services for your own internal, personal, non-commercial use
- in app: **unclear** (Shipping inside an app unclear)
- ai training: **banned**
  > Uses output from the Services to develop models that compete with OpusClip.
  (https://www.opus.pro/terms-of-service)
- bots: **banned**
  > “Crawls,” “scrapes,” or “spiders” any page, data, or portion of or relating to the Services or Content
  (https://www.opus.pro/terms-of-service)

## Rules to follow
- Use a paid plan for commercial use; the free plan is for personal, non-commercial use only.
- Do not scrape or crawl the service; use the official API with your own API key.
- Do not buy, sell or transfer API keys, and do not use output to build models that compete with OpusClip.
- Only upload videos you own or have permission to use.

## How an agent gets files
- REST API at https://api.opus.pro (POST /api/clip-projects with videoUrl); docs at help.opus.pro/api-reference/overview; MCP server and SDKs also offered. (sign-in: api-key)
- Not allowed: Free use is internal, personal and non-commercial; Paid Services are licensed for commercial use
- Not allowed: Do not buy, sell or transfer API keys without consent
- Not allowed: Do not use output to develop models that compete with OpusClip
- Not allowed: Do not crawl or scrape the Services

## How to connect
- Official MCP server
- Website: https://www.opus.pro

## Notes
Added automatically: a well-known source in its category. License read from the official pages.

## Lines to paste into your prompt or AGENTS.md

```
- OpusClip (Video assembly and rendering). AI tool that cuts long videos into short clips with captions and reframing, via a web app and an API. Price: free tier; commercial use with conditions; no credit needed; shipping inside an app unclear; no AI training on its content; no bots or bulk downloading.
  Connect: download from https://www.opus.pro (no API).
  Get files: REST API at https://api.opus.pro (POST /api/clip-projects with videoUrl); docs at help.opus.pro/api-reference/overview; MCP server and SDKs also offered.
  Not allowed: Free use is internal, personal and non-commercial; Paid Services are licensed for commercial use
  Not allowed: Do not buy, sell or transfer API keys without consent
  Not allowed: Do not use output to develop models that compete with OpusClip
  Not allowed: Do not crawl or scrape the Services
  Rule: Use a paid plan for commercial use; the free plan is for personal, non-commercial use only.
  Rule: Do not scrape or crawl the service; use the official API with your own API key.
  Rule: Do not buy, sell or transfer API keys, and do not use output to build models that compete with OpusClip.
  Rule: Only upload videos you own or have permission to use.
  License: https://www.opus.pro/terms-of-service (checked 2026-10-10; details: https://agentgid.com/assets/opus-clip/)
```

## Links
- AgentGid page: https://agentgid.com/assets/opus-clip/
- Is it free for commercial use? https://agentgid.com/assets/opus-clip/commercial-use/
- Source: https://www.opus.pro
- Source: https://www.opus.pro/terms-of-service
- Source: https://www.opus.pro/pricing
- Source: https://www.opus.pro/api

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