Convia Pro vs OpusClip
OpusClip makes the clip. Convia builds the campaign around it, writes the posts a clip cannot carry, and publishes both to eight platforms.
Facts about OpusClip last checked 2026-09-20.
The short answer
OpusClip finds the good minute inside your long video and turns it into a vertical clip with captions. It is the best-known tool for that and it earns the position.
It also publishes those clips to the short-form platforms, which is where the overlap with Convia is real rather than imagined. The difference is scope: OpusClip publishes the clip it made, to the platforms that clip suits. Convia takes the whole episode and builds a campaign across eight platforms, including the written posts a clip cannot carry.
Convia connects to OpusClip, so this is mostly a question of whether clips are your entire distribution strategy or one part of it.
Convia and OpusClip are already connected
Two ways in: bring your own OpusClip account, or add Managed Clipping, a paid add-on metered in minutes, and use Convia's. If you have both, your own account wins.
- Send a recording over from Convia
- OpusClip finds the moments and sends candidates back
- Review them and import the ones you want
- The clips you keep become part of the campaign Convia builds
Where each one sits
What OpusClip does well
- Finding the moment. Working out which segment of a long video stands on its own is the core capability, and it is good at it.
- Automatic vertical reframing. Tracking the speaker and reframing to vertical without manual keyframing saves real time.
- Captions. Accurate, styled and burned in without a separate step.
- Ranking the clips. Whether or not you trust a virality score, ranking gives you a starting point instead of a folder of options.
- Speed. Upload a long video, get clips back quickly, with very little to configure.
Where Convia goes further
| OpusClip | Convia Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Written posts | Captions on clips | Full posts written for each platform |
| Planning | Schedules the clips it made | Plans the whole campaign across formats and schedules it |
| Tells you what worked | Clip performance | How each post did on the platforms Convia collects from, included on the Professional and Business plans |
| Working together | Clips live in OpusClip | Connect your own OpusClip account, or add Managed Clipping, metered in minutes, and use ours |
Where OpusClip goes further
This section is why the rest of the page is worth believing.
| OpusClip | Convia Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Clip generation | Purpose-built and excellent | Does not generate clips |
| Automatic reframing and speaker tracking | Yes | No |
| Ranking clips by likely performance | Yes | No |
| Caption styling | Deep control | No |
| A pure short-form workflow | Simpler, if that is all you need | More than you need |
Combine both to meet your goals
OpusClip and Convia do different halves of the job. Most people running both use them together rather than choosing.
OpusClip gives you
- Clips cut from your long recording, reframed vertical with the speaker tracked
- Captions styled and burned in, with no separate step
- Clips ranked, so you start from a shortlist rather than a folder
Convia adds
- Those clips published across eight platforms, not only the short-form ones
- The written posts a clip cannot carry, particularly on LinkedIn
- One campaign across formats, and performance coming back from the platforms Convia collects from
Frequently asked questions
For OpusClip’s current pricing, check their pricing page. We do not restate other companies’ prices here, because they change.
We aim to highlight others fairly and accurately. If we made a mistake, email us at contact@conviapro.com.
Can I use Convia and OpusClip together?
Yes, and it is the intended setup. Convia connects to OpusClip two ways: bring your own OpusClip account, or add Managed Clipping, a paid add-on metered in minutes, and use Convia's. If you have both, your own account wins.
Either way the clips come back as candidates for you to review, and the ones you keep become part of the campaign Convia builds rather than a separate workflow you manage on the side.