RejiAI vs OpusClip
In short
OpusClip is a mature AI clipping tool with scheduling to six platforms, team workspaces and an API. RejiAI also cuts long videos into captioned clips, and adds two things OpusClip's pricing page does not list: editing a clip by describing the change, and Kurgu, which makes a motion video from a written brief. RejiAI is still in pre-launch.
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Both tools start from the same place: you give them one long video and get back short vertical clips with captions and a reframed shot. The difference is what happens after that first cut, and what else the tool can make.
What each one is for
OpusClip is built around clipping at volume. Its paid plans add speech clean-up, AI b-roll, dubbing, brand templates, bulk export and posting or scheduling to six social platforms; Pro adds a workspace for up to four people, an API and an MCP connector.
RejiAI has two doors. Klip does the long-video-to-clips job: it transcribes, finds the moments worth posting, reframes to keep faces in shot and burns in animated captions, then hands you two packages to choose from. Kurgu starts from nothing but a brief and renders a motion video from scene templates. After either one, the assistant takes edits as sentences: "trim the pauses", "add b-roll when I mention the product", "cool the grade".
Side by side
| Product | RejiAI | OpusClip |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | An AI video editor you direct in plain language: Klip cuts a long video into captioned short clips, Kurgu turns a written brief into a motion video, and the assistant applies any further edit you describe. | An AI clipping tool: it cuts long videos into short clips, with captions, reframing and scheduled posting. |
| Paid plans | Pro $29 a month ($23 billed yearly), Business $99 ($79). Planned launch prices. | Starter $15 a month, Pro $29 a month, Business on request. |
| Free plan | Yes. 30 render minutes a month, exports carry a small watermark. | Yes. Clips carry a watermark and stay exportable for 3 days. |
| How usage is counted | By minutes of finished video: 30 on Free, 300 on Pro, 1,200 on Business. | By plan tier, with daily and monthly allowances on individual AI features. |
Choose OpusClip if
- You need to schedule and post to six platforms from one place today. RejiAI publishes to YouTube; TikTok and Instagram are not open yet.
- You work as a team and need shared workspaces now. RejiAI has no team seats yet.
- You want an API, Zapier or an MCP connector to automate clipping.
- You want a product that is live and proven at scale rather than one that is about to open.
Choose RejiAI if
- You would rather say what to change than find the control for it. The assistant edits cuts, captions, b-roll, music, colour and timing from plain sentences.
- You also need videos that do not start from footage: a launch video, a product promo, an explainer from a brief.
- You work in Turkish. The interface, captions and help are in Turkish as well as English.
- You finish in your own editor. Pro exports the cuts as FCPXML or EDL for Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve.
Questions people ask
Is RejiAI an OpusClip alternative?
For turning long videos into short captioned clips, yes: Klip covers the same job. It is a different kind of tool once the clip exists, because edits are made by describing them, and it also makes motion videos from a brief. For scheduling to many platforms or team workspaces, OpusClip is ahead today.
Which one is cheaper?
On the day we checked, OpusClip listed Starter at $15 and Pro at $29 a month. RejiAI plans Pro at $29 a month ($23 billed yearly) and Business at $99. Both have a free plan with a watermark. The plans count usage differently, so compare against how much video you actually publish.
Can I use RejiAI now?
Not yet. RejiAI is in pre-launch: you can join the waitlist, and people on it get a personal 40% code for their first payment when it opens.