Klap review for freelancers

Turns long videos into short, captioned clips for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

Our review

Klap takes a long video, finds the strongest moments and turns them into vertical clips with a virality score, active-speaker reframing and animated captions. Its pricing page lists a free trial on 1 video with no credit card, where you can preview and edit clips but need a paid plan to download or post them. Basic is $29 per month ($14.50 on yearly billing) for 100 clips a month, Pro is $79 ($39.50 yearly) for 300 clips, and Pro+ is $189 ($94.50 yearly) for 1,000 clips. Every plan includes 99+ languages, source videos up to 3 hours, scheduling to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook, and exports with no watermark. You pay per clip generated rather than per minute uploaded, which suits long podcasts and webinars. As with any AI clipper, review each pick before you post it for a client.

Pros

  • Plans count clips, not upload minutes
  • No watermark on paid exports
  • Scheduling to five social platforms included

Cons

  • No ongoing free plan, only a 1-video trial
  • Monthly billing costs twice the yearly rate
  • Clip picks still need a human review

Based on the vendor's public website and documentation. We have not been paid for this review. Details change, so confirm on the official site. Affiliate disclosure.

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