Clyper vs Choppity

Why clippers pick Clyper over Choppity

1. 1

   Less a minute, billed the same way

   Choppity sells hours of AI video analysis: 3 a month on Starter, 5 on Creator and Team. Billed yearly, Clyper Pro gives you 400 minutes of video for $19 a month, $0.0475 a minute; Choppity's Creator gives 300 for $22.40, $0.0747 a minute. Month to month, Pro comes to $0.0950 a minute, against $0.1067 on Creator, the lowest rate of Choppity's plans either way.

2. 2

   Longer videos, and unlisted links too

   Choppity's help center says it imports public YouTube videos up to 3 hours long, the same limit it gives uploads. Clyper takes public and unlisted YouTube links, from a minute to 4 hours long, on every plan, so a video of 3 to 4 hours goes in whole, with nothing to split.

   You still need permission to post clips of another creator's video, which clipping campaigns give.

3. 3

   Clips ready to post, with no editor to open

   Choppity pairs its clipper with a full editor, with transcript editing, B-roll, sound effects and brand templates, and sets each clip up as a project there, to trim, rewrite captions and publish. Clyper is only clips. You choose how many, up to 30 a video, or leave it on Auto, and each comes back cut to whole sentences, captioned word by word in 5 animated styles clear of every app's buttons, with a hook score. Download it and post. If one needs a nudge, trim it, extend either end by up to 15 seconds or fix a word.

4. 4

   Framing made for conversations and streams

   Choppity tracks the active speaker and builds split screens for podcasts and interviews. Clyper follows whoever's talking and cuts to the other person when they answer, and a stream gets its webcam stacked over the game, so it reads on a phone. On Pro, each clip opens with its hook as a headline for its first 4 seconds. For what works with streams, see how to clip streams.

Side by side

Clyper and Choppity, feature by feature

Feature	Clyper	Choppity
YouTube links
YouTube links	Any public or unlisted video, with no channel check. Up to 10 links at once on Studio	Public YouTube videos, up to 3 hours, per its help center; some of its pages list Vimeo and Twitch links too
Clips
Clips	As many as you choose, up to 30 a video, 20 to 60 seconds each, cut to whole sentences	20 to 50+ from a long video, its home page says; you set a length from 15 seconds to 3 minutes and can add instructions
Vertical framing
Vertical framing	Follows whoever's talking and switches between speakers. Streams get the webcam on top, the game below	9:16, 1:1 or 16:9, tracking the active speaker, with split screens for several speakers
Captions
Captions	Word by word, in 5 animated styles or your own (Pro), in 50+ languages, clear of every app's buttons	Animated captions you can edit and style, with custom fonts, in 97 languages
Clip score
Clip score	A hook score on every clip, on every plan	A composite score, with a hook score, and five goal scores from 0 to 100
Export
Export	1080 × 1920 MP4, no watermark on any plan	1080p and 4K on paid plans; its pricing page lists no downloads on the free plan
Video length
Video length	1 minute to 4 hours	Up to 3 hours a video, per its help center
Uploads
Uploads	MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV, up to 4 GB	MP4 and MOV, among others; its pages give file limits from 4 GB to 10 GB
Price
Price	$20/mo (Starter), or $19/mo billed yearly (Pro)	$24/mo, or $16.80/mo billed yearly (Starter)
What you pay for
What you pay for	Minutes of video: 1 credit is 1 minute, at least 10 a video, however many clips it makes	Hours of AI video analysis a month: 3 on Starter, 5 on Creator
Free plan
Free plan	No free plan. Starter is month to month	Yes: 1 hour of video a month and 2 GB of storage; its pricing page lists downloads from Starter
Editing
Editing	Trim, extend either end by up to 15 s, fix words, change the caption style, reword the hook headline (Pro)	A full editor: transcript editing, B-roll, images, music and sound effects, profanity censoring, custom fonts
Posting
Posting	Download and post anywhere	Posts and schedules to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and LinkedIn: 1 account on Starter, up to 6 on Team

From people clipping with Clyper

• $1,200/mo

  “Didn’t touch editing software once. Just dropped links in, posted what it spit out.”

• 90 sec/clip

  “Went from an hour per clip to under 2 minutes. Still can’t believe it.”

• 9 clients

  “Tripled our client load without hiring anyone. Clyper is basically a second team.”

Results from individual Clyper customers. Yours will vary: what you earn depends on the campaigns you join and how your clips perform.