Clyper vs Clipchamp

Why clippers move from Clipchamp to Clyper

1. 1

   One link instead of six steps a clip

   To make one clip in Clipchamp:

   1. Download the video, since Clipchamp takes files from your computer or OneDrive, not YouTube links.
   2. Watch it to find the moment.
   3. Split and trim it to open on the hook and end on the payoff.
   4. Set the canvas to 9:16 and drag the video into place, since there's no auto reframe.
   5. Generate captions, fix the words they got wrong and style them.
   6. Export it, then start again for the next clip.

   In Clyper you paste the link once, and up to 30 clips come back cut to whole sentences, framed on whoever's talking, captioned word by word and scored.

2. 2

   Long podcasts and streams, from the link

   Clipchamp's own guide has you download a YouTube video with another tool before you can edit it, and its help center recommends keeping projects to 10 minutes or less for the best performance. Clyper takes any public or unlisted YouTube link, from a minute to 4 hours long, or a file up to 4 GB, and Studio takes 10 links at once.

3. 3

   The best moments, found and framed

   Finding the moment is the slow part of clipping by hand. Clyper reads the whole video, picks the moments that work without the rest of it (as many as you ask for, up to 30 from one video), follows whoever's talking, cuts to the other person when they answer, and stacks a stream's webcam over the game. In Clipchamp you set each crop yourself, clip by clip.

   You still need permission to post someone else's video, which clipping campaigns give.

4. 4

   Word-by-word captions and a hook score

   Clipchamp's auto captions cover 80+ languages, one language a video, styled by hand. Clyper captions every clip word by word, in the video's language, in 5 animated styles placed inside every app's safe zone, and gives each one a hook score, so you know which to post first. Clipchamp doesn't score clips.

Side by side

Clyper and Clipchamp, feature by feature

Feature	Clyper	Clipchamp
YouTube links
YouTube links	Any public or unlisted video, with no channel check. Up to 10 links at once on Studio	No: you upload from your computer or OneDrive; its own guide has you download a YouTube video elsewhere first
Clips
Clips	As many as you choose, up to 30 a video, 20 to 60 seconds each, cut to whole sentences	You cut each clip yourself; Auto compose (on personal accounts) drafts one video from the media you add
Vertical framing
Vertical framing	Follows whoever's talking and switches between speakers. Streams get the webcam on top, the game below	Set the canvas to 9:16 and drag to reposition, clip by clip; no auto reframe
Captions
Captions	Word by word, in 5 animated styles or your own (Pro), in 50+ languages, above every app's username and caption	Auto captions in 80+ languages, one language a video, styled by hand
Clip score
Clip score	A hook score on every clip, on every plan	None
Export
Export	1080 × 1920 MP4, no watermark on any plan	MP4 up to 1080p with no watermark, free; 4K with Premium
Video length
Video length	1 minute to 4 hours	No enforced limit; its help center recommends 10 minutes or less for the best performance
Uploads
Uploads	MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV, up to 4 GB	Yes: MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI, MKV and more, with no file size limit
Price
Price	$20/mo (Starter), or $19/mo billed yearly (Pro)	Free; Premium comes with Microsoft 365 Personal, $9.99/mo or $99.99 a year
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	Nothing for the editor; Premium comes with a Microsoft 365 subscription
Free plan
Free plan	No free plan. Starter is month to month	Yes: the full editor, exports up to 1080p with no watermark
Editing
Editing	Trim, extend either end by up to 15 s, fix words, change the caption style, reword the hook headline (Pro)	A full timeline editor: trims, transitions, text, stock media, text to speech, green screen, silence removal
Posting
Posting	Download and post anywhere	Uploads to YouTube and sends to TikTok from personal accounts; saves to OneDrive, Google Drive or Dropbox

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.