OpusClipReviews of opus.pro

OpusClip does one thing genuinely well: finding good clips from long videos. The AI clip detection is accurate most of the time and saves a real amount of manual scrubbing. That's where the praise ends for me. The app feels unfinished in too many places. Loading times are unreasonably long — not a connection or hardware issue on my end, just the app being slow. There are frequent bugs that interrupt the workflow and make it feel unstable. The AI B-roll generator is hit or miss: sometimes it produces decent images, but just as often it spits out something that looks like it was generated by a much older model. No consistency you can rely on. The built-in editor has obvious gaps. You can't hear audio while scrubbing — a basic feature in any video editor. Caption editing forces you to apply changes globally, so if you want to tweak a single caption without touching the rest, you're stuck. The overall editing experience feels clunky enough that I usually just export the clip and finish it in Premiere Pro, which defeats the point of having an integrated tool. OpusClip has a solid core idea and the clip extraction is genuinely useful, but the buggy performance, inconsistent AI output, and limited editor make it hard to rely on as an all-in-one tool at this price point. There's potential here — it just needs a lot of polish. Edit: Must drop my rating from 3/5 to 2/5 because the site has been crashing sometimes lately, or when I opened a clip in a project, it just glitched and didn't open the clip but moved me to the homepage.

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I had intended to use OpusClip for only a month, but absent-mindedly missed out on cancelling my subscription. The customer support team Ollie & Jamaila were very helpful, and made it possible such that I could get a refund for my unused period up to 3 months. Very grateful for their help.

I went from hardly any views to 28k in two weeks and that was just on YouTube. And 11k views on Facebook

It Used to be good, Now just Expensive with very little Resources

I want to share a horrific experience I had with Agent Opus. I was trying it out to create a video the progress of which I was very happy with. I was buying $14.95 worth of additional credit to my free trial version so that I could finish my video. On the payment page, after the final confirmation, an Icon spun, which is common on payment pages, and spun, and spun, and spun. A warning message said do not leave the page or it might screw things up, (again - a common occurrence paying on-line), Fearing problems, I left that tab open, and soon afterwards went to bed. Waking up the next morning it was still spinning, and I closed it and thought nothing more about it. A few days later my card (my primary card I use for subscriptions and similar reoccurring payments) started getting declined. I called my bank, and after investigation, about the exact time the icon started spinning. repeated attempted charges of $128 started hitting my account every 20 seconds. Their processing system realized something was wrong and blocked my account. So the bank concluded fraud, and cancelled my card. I had other cards and the back credited me all charges and sent me a new one. What a hassle having to track down all scheduled charges, and change my payment methods. Weeks later I'm still trying to recover completely. I contacted Opus, and while apologetic, their attitude was they would revere any charges that went through, so other than a perfunctory apology, the refused to take the total blame for the incident, and it seemed like "no harm, no foul" Seemingly having no comprehension of the hassles I went through, and the amount of distrust it engendered. After I expressed surprise at how little they seemed to take responsibility, they, "GET THIS", offered me a 20% discount if I bought an annual subscription.

Got excited when signed up and thougt this would be a great option for video editing Turns out, it's not! Terrible customer serive and helpdesk. Agents vanish mid help, leave you hanging for hours

Moved Review to the shortly introduced "Agent Opus" Section.