Our verdict: Vizard is one of the strongest value picks in AI clipping. It reads long videos well, scoring hooks, pacing and audio energy to pull shorts, adds accurate captions you can translate into more than a hundred languages, and exports up to 4K at unlimited length on paid plans. The trade-offs are a credit-per-upload-minute meter, a watermarked and length-capped free tier, and a brand kit and team workspace locked to the pricier Business plan.
How Vizard measures up
What we look for →What Vizard is, and who it is for
Vizard takes a long video and returns captioned vertical clips, using an AI model that scores hooks, pacing, audio energy and sentence completeness to decide what to pull. It reframes to 9:16 with active-speaker tracking, adds animated captions and contextual B-roll, and can turn one long upload into 30 or more clips. It suits creators, marketers and small teams repurposing at volume, especially across languages.
Reach for Vizard when you want strong detection, accurate multilingual captions and generous export quality without paying top prices: its 4K, unlimited-length exports on the entry paid tier are unusually generous. If you need voice dubbing rather than caption translation, Reap or Klap fit better, and if you want everything in one suite with scheduling and analytics, quso is the closer match.
How Vizard performs, criterion by criterion
Reach and languages is a verified strength: caption translation into 100+ languages (some sources cite 130+) with strong ASR accuracy, which makes Vizard a genuine option for multilingual repurposing even though it stops at captions rather than voice dubbing. Clip selection is strong, with a detection model that reads hooks and pacing well and can batch one video into dozens of clips.
Captions and visual polish are good, with styled animated caption templates, contextual B-roll and emoji overlays. Workflow and automation is solid too – scheduling to connected social accounts, batch processing, and a public REST API on paid plans.
Editing control is reasonable, with active-speaker reframing and a brand kit, though the brand kit and shared team workspace are gated to the Business tier. True cost and value is the soft spot: Vizard meters credits by upload minute, the free tier is watermarked, 720p and capped at ten-minute exports, and the features teams want most sit on the pricier plan.
Key features
- AI clip detection scoring hooks, pacing, audio energy and sentence completeness
- Caption translation into 100+ languages with strong ASR accuracy
- Animated caption templates, contextual B-roll and emoji overlays
- Auto-reframe to 9:16 with active-speaker tracking
- 4K, unlimited-length exports on paid plans and batch (30+ clips per video)
- Scheduling to connected social accounts and a public REST API
Vizard pricing and value
Vizard has a free tier (60 credits a month, roughly 60 minutes of input, 1GB files, 720p, ten-minute export cap, three-day storage, one social account, watermarked). Creator is about $29/mo (roughly $14.50/mo billed annually) for around 600 credits a month, 4K and unlimited export length, six social accounts and scheduling. Business is about $39/mo (roughly $19.50/mo annually) and adds a shared team workspace, brand kit, client sharing and 20 social accounts.
A credit is roughly one minute of uploaded video. The generous part is that even the entry Creator plan unlocks 4K and unlimited-length exports, which many rivals reserve for higher tiers. The catch is that the brand kit and team features live on Business, and the free tier’s ten-minute export cap and watermark make it a trial rather than a working plan.
Pros and cons
- Strong clip detection with accurate captions in 100+ languages
- 4K and unlimited-length exports on the entry paid plan
- Batches one long video into 30 or more clips
- Public REST API and social scheduling on paid plans
- Credit-per-upload-minute metering
- Free tier is watermarked, 720p and capped at 10-minute exports
- Brand kit and team workspace are Business-only
- Caption translation only, no voice dubbing
Support and reliability
Vizard support runs through email, a help center and in-app chat, with API documentation for developers on paid plans. Founded in 2022 and headquartered in Tel Aviv, it is venture-backed by Eminence Ventures, which points to a well-resourced product with regular releases. There is no public phone line, and higher tiers get priority handling.
Vizard vs the alternatives
If Vizard’s credit metering or Business gating put you off, Reap is faster with dubbing as well as translation, Opus Clip leads on moment search, and quso bundles scheduling and analytics. For a cheaper English-first pick, 2short and AI Video Cut are worth a look. See the Opus Clip alternatives and the AI clip generators hub.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Vizard cost?
Vizard has a free tier (60 credits a month, watermarked), Creator at about $29/mo (roughly $14.50/mo annually) with 4K and unlimited-length exports, and Business at about $39/mo (roughly $19.50/mo annually) adding a brand kit and team workspace. A credit is about one minute of uploaded video.
How many languages does Vizard support?
Vizard translates captions into 100+ languages (some sources cite 130+) with strong ASR accuracy. It focuses on caption translation rather than voice dubbing.
Does Vizard export in 4K?
Yes, and unusually it unlocks 4K and unlimited-length exports on the entry Creator plan rather than reserving them for higher tiers.
Is Vizard free?
There is a free tier with 60 credits a month, but exports are watermarked, capped at 720p and ten minutes, with three-day storage, so it works as a trial. Paid plans remove those limits.
Can Vizard schedule and batch clips?
Yes. It schedules to connected social accounts on paid plans and can batch one long video into 30 or more clips, with a public REST API for automation.
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