Convia Pro vs Submagic
Submagic polishes the video with captions and effects. Convia distributes it, writing the surrounding posts and publishing to eight platforms.
Facts about Submagic last checked 2026-09-20.
The short answer
Submagic is captions-first. It adds styled, animated captions and visual treatment to short video, with a large library of caption templates to pick from.
Convia does not edit or caption video. It works with finished video, and it connects to OpusClip and Descript for the clipping step.
Where each one sits
What Submagic does well
- Animated captions. A large range of styles and templates.
- Visual treatment. Emojis, b-roll insertion and zoom effects.
The difference
| Submagic | Convia Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Caption styling and video effects | Yes | No |
| Video treatment | Yes | No |
| Written social posts | No | Yes |
| Publishes to eight platforms | No | Yes |
| Plans the campaign | No | Yes |
Combine both to meet your goals
Submagic and Convia do different halves of the job. Most people running both use them together rather than choosing.
Submagic gives you
- Your short video needs captions and visual polish
Convia adds
- The video is finished and publishing across platforms is the gap
Frequently asked questions
For Submagic’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 Submagic together?
Yes. Submagic finishes the video, Convia takes it from there.
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