Kling AI's newest video model — native 30-second clips with native audio. Kling 4.0 pricing, credits and features explained.
Klap
Turn long videos into short, ready-to-post vertical clips with AI
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What is Klap?
Klap is an AI video clip maker built for one job: turning long recordings — podcasts, livestreams, webinars, interviews and gaming sessions — into short vertical clips for TikTok, Reels and YouTube Shorts. You feed it a video (source files can run up to three hours) and its AI picks out the moments most likely to hold attention, cuts them, and scores each one for virality, so you start with the strongest candidates instead of scrubbing through hours of footage by hand.
Every clip comes out reframed around the active speaker and finished with animated captions, and a built-in editor lets you adjust the cuts, add B-roll and generate hook titles. Klap then schedules and publishes straight to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook, with post analytics in the same dashboard. It keeps surfacing in searches for the best AI clipping tools and for OpusClip alternatives — and in most Klap vs OpusClip comparisons the difference people land on is pricing: Klap charges by finished clips rather than by source minutes, so a three-hour podcast draws on the same allowance as a short one. Klap says its users have created more than 8.5 million clips; captions work in 99+ languages, and a self-serve API is there for teams that want clipping inside their own product. We also tested Klap on our own Pro account with long-form videos, and it produced clean clips with captions and vertical reframing.
Key Features
- AI clipping that finds highlight moments in long videos up to 3 hours
- A virality score on every clip, so the strongest posts go first
- Active-speaker reframing to vertical, animated captions in 99+ languages, no watermark on paid plans
- Built-in editor with B-roll and AI hook titles
- Scheduling and publishing to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook
Pros
- Clip-based pricing: long source videos don't burn extra allowance
- Publishing, scheduling and analytics built in — no separate scheduler needed
- Free trial shows real clip quality with no credit card
Cons
- Free-trial clips can't be downloaded or posted without upgrading
- Monthly clip caps push heavy publishers onto the Pro+ tier
- AI moment-picking can miss context-heavy highlights, like any auto-clipper
Pricing
- Model: Freemium
- Free trial covers 1 video (preview and edit only — downloading and posting need a paid plan, no credit card required). Paid plans by clips per month: Basic $14.50/mo billed yearly ($29 month-to-month) for 100 clips, Pro $39.50/mo yearly ($79 monthly) for 300 clips, Pro+ $94.50/mo yearly ($189 monthly) for 1,000 clips — check klap.app for current pricing.
Adding Up Your AI Bill?
If you pay for Klap alongside other AI subscriptions, the monthly total adds up quietly. Tick every tool you pay for in our free AI Tool Cost Calculator to see your real monthly and yearly bill — and spot overlaps you can cut. Still choosing? Start with our guide on how to choose the right AI tool.
How We Rated It
Scores reflect our editors’ independent assessment at the time of review.
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