Clipzi vs Captions
Captions leans into AI avatars and talking-head generation. Clipzi takes the long videos you already recorded and turns them into short clips. Pick based on the job, not the hype.
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| Feature | Clipzi | Captions |
|---|---|---|
| Clips existing long videos | Limited | |
| AI clip detection | ||
| Moment search (describe a moment, jump to it) | ||
| AI avatar / talking-head generation | ||
| Vertical reframing (9:16) | ||
| Keyframe crop editor | ||
| Auto karaoke captions | ||
| Speaker detection | ||
| Upload your own files | Up to 20GB on paid | |
| Free plan | 2 videos/mo, full editing, small watermark | Limited |
| Starting price | $9/month | Paid only |
Clipzi works with your existing podcasts, streams, and interviews: it finds the strong moments and cuts them. Captions is built around generating talking-head and avatar videos, which Clipzi does not do at all. If you need synthetic presenters, Captions wins that outright.
Clipzi's AI marks clips in a long recording automatically, and when it misses one you can describe the moment and jump straight to it. Captions does not do clip detection or moment search, because finding clips in long footage is not the job it was built for.
Keyframe crop to 9:16 or 1:1, speaker detection that follows whoever is talking, karaoke captions, and caption translation. The clip stays you, not a generated stand-in.
Drag and drop any MP4, MOV, or WEBM.
Clipzi transcribes and finds shareable moments.
Adjust clips, add captions, export in HD.
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