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Repurpose.ioMost similar to ClipMaker in what it does, its category and its price.
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SubmagicHas a free plan, rated 4.0 out of 5. ClipMaker has none.
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KlapFrom $14/mo, the lowest starting price here.
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Taja AIRated 3.8 out of 5 in our review, against 3.1 for ClipMaker.
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At a glance
Green means better than ClipMaker, red means worse. Prices are starting prices per month.
| Tool | Our rating | Starts at | Free plan | Best for | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3.1 | Not listed | No | Publish a YouTube video, and AI automatically cuts, captions, and schedules short clips for TikTok and Instagram - no manual editing, no manual posting. | ||
| 4.3+1.2 | $35/mo | No | Automatically turns one long video into clips for every short-form platform | vs ClipMaker | |
| 3.8+0.7 | Not listed | No | Clips a long video, writes the captions and thumbnails, and schedules the lot. | vs ClipMaker | |
| 3.6+0.5 | $15.99/mo | YesClipMaker has none | Generates and auto-publishes faceless short videos to YouTube and TikTok from a text prompt. | vs ClipMaker | |
| 3.1Same | $20/mo | YesClipMaker has none | Automated true-crime and Reddit-story channels, into a format YouTube keeps cracking down on. | vs ClipMaker | |
| 4.1+1.0 | $14/mo | No | Cuts long-form video into short, captioned clips sized for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. | vs ClipMaker | |
| 4.0+0.9 | Free | YesClipMaker has none | 123-language captions at 99% accuracy, Magic Clips to pull several shorts from one long video - trusted by 4M+ businesses including Shopify and Uber. | vs ClipMaker | |
| 3.3+0.2 | Free | YesClipMaker has none | A narrow, template-driven generator for one specific viral genre: fruit-eating-fruit and ASMR short-form video. | vs ClipMaker | |
| 3.4+0.3 | Free | YesClipMaker has none | AI automatically detects the best moments in your gaming stream, clips them, and turns them into TikTok-ready shorts with memes and captions added. | vs ClipMaker |
The alternatives in detail
In order of how closely each one matches ClipMaker.

Repurpose.io
4.3$35/mo
vs ClipMaker+1.2
Automatically turns one long video into clips for every short-form platform.
- Automatic conversion of long-form video into short-form clips
- Direct auto-posting to TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts
- No free plan, paid access only
Automates a genuinely time-consuming manual re-editing and re-uploading task
No free plan to test before committing

Taja AI
3.8Not listed
vs ClipMaker+0.7
Clips a long video, writes the captions and thumbnails, and schedules the lot.
- Shorts, clips, captions and text outputs from one video
- Thumbnail generator
- Backlog Boost for repurposing archived videos
Backlog Boost works the archive nobody gets round to
No pricing figures published for any tier

aicut
3.6$15.99/mo
vs ClipMaker+0.5Free plan
Generates and auto-publishes faceless short videos to YouTube and TikTok from a text prompt.
- Text, Reddit post, or PDF-to-video generation
- AI voiceover, visuals, music, and captions in one pass
- Automated daily posting campaigns to YouTube and TikTok
Automated daily posting removes a recurring manual task for channel operators
Token costs scale with video length, so longer content gets higher-priced fast

TaleTok
3.1$20/mo
vs ClipMakerSameFree plan
Automated true-crime and Reddit-story channels, into a format YouTube keeps cracking down on.
- Long-form and short-form video automation for faceless channels
- Reddit stories, true crime, horror and timelapse formats
- Scene-by-scene editing before publishing
Generates original narration rather than reposting others' content
Faceless-channel content is a repeated target of platform monetisation crackdowns

Klap
4.1$14/mo
vs ClipMaker+1.0
Cuts long-form video into short, captioned clips sized for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts.
- Automatic identification of shareable moments in long video
- Vertical and square auto-reframing
- Styled, brand-customizable captions
Reframing and captioning cut most of the manual work out of clipping long video
Free trial covers only 1 video, so evaluating quality at scale requires paying

Submagic
4.0Free
vs ClipMaker+0.9Free plan
123-language captions at 99% accuracy, Magic Clips to pull several shorts from one long video - trusted by 4M+ businesses including Shopify and Uber.
- AI captions in 123 languages at claimed 99% accuracy
- Magic Clips: extract multiple shorts from one long-form video
- Automatic cutting, trimming and silence removal
Magic Clips automates a real, time-consuming repurposing workflow
Text-based editing is less precise than a timeline for frame-level control

AI Fruit
3.3Free
vs ClipMaker+0.2Free plan
A narrow, template-driven generator for one specific viral genre: fruit-eating-fruit and ASMR short-form video.
- Template-driven fruit-themed and ASMR short-form video generation
- AI image and music generation alongside video
- Multiple selectable underlying AI models
Purpose-built templates for a specific real short-form video trend
Extremely narrow scope - little use outside its specific content niche

Eklipse
3.4Free
vs ClipMaker+0.3Free plan
AI automatically detects the best moments in your gaming stream, clips them, and turns them into TikTok-ready shorts with memes and captions added.
- Automated highlight detection from gaming streams and podcasts
- Voice commands to direct AI clipping in real time
- AI-Edit adds memes and captions automatically
Covers the full pipeline from raw stream to published clip
Specific paid tier pricing isn't disclosed on the page
FAQ
Questions people ask
Is ClipMaker free?
ClipMaker does not list a free plan. Check its pricing page for current plans.
What is the best free alternative to ClipMaker?
Submagic is the highest-rated alternative here with a free plan (4.0 out of 5). Other free options: aicut, Eklipse, AI Fruit.
What is the cheapest alternative to ClipMaker?
Among paid plans, Klap has the lowest starting price (from $14/mo). If you need it free, start with Submagic.
How did you pick these alternatives?
We match tools on what they do, their category and their price, using the details in our directory. Ratings come from our reviews and reader reviews.
