OpusClip vs Eklipse: AI clips for devlogs and game streams
Both cut long videos into short vertical clips for TikTok, Shorts and Reels. OpusClip works from any long video, like a devlog; Eklipse is built around game stream VODs and recognizing gameplay moments.
| OpusClip | Eklipse | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Cutting devlog videos into vertical shorts | Auto-clipping kills and big moments from stream VODs |
| Free option | Free plan with monthly credits, but clips are watermarked and exports expire after 3 days. Source | No free plan; you can preview clips from a scanned stream before paying. Source |
| Price | Free 60 credits/mo (watermark). Starter $15/mo | About $24.99/mo (check at checkout) |
| Works with | YouTube, Twitch, uploads | Twitch, Kick, YouTube |
| Maker | OpusClip | Eklipse |
| Last checked | Oct 14, 2026 (source) | Oct 14, 2026 (source) |
Pick OpusClip if…
You make talking-head devlogs, trailers or mixed videos and want captions, reframing and scheduling in one place.
Pick Eklipse if…
You stream on Twitch, Kick or YouTube and want action moments clipped automatically after each stream.
Our verdicts
OpusClip
Finds the best moments in a long video, reframes them for vertical, and adds captions. It has a gameplay layout. Free clips are watermarked and expire after three days.
Eklipse
Scans your Twitch, Kick or YouTube VOD after the stream and clips game moments it recognizes. It is tuned for action games and less accurate on slower genres. There is a free preview but no free plan.
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