Klap is an AI video clipping tool that turns long videos, podcasts and webinars into ready-to-post TikToks, Reels and YouTube Shorts with captions and auto reframing.
About
Klap is a web-based AI tool that converts long-form videos into short vertical clips suitable for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. Repurposing a podcast, interview, or webinar into daily short-form posts normally takes hours of manual editing, so Klap automates the process: it identifies the most interesting segments, reframes them vertically, adds subtitles, and scores each clip's potential reach.
The workflow is simple. A user pastes a YouTube link or uploads a file, and Klap's AI extracts topics, edits them into multiple clips, and applies automatic reframing with facial recognition to keep the speaker in frame. Klap states a rough rule of one minute of source video yielding about five clips. The company reports 8.5 million clips generated by 3.5 million creators. Klap is operated by ZIGG SAS and built by founders Theo and Victor.
Key Features
Pricing & Fees
- Pricing: Three paid plans billed yearly — Basic at $14/month (100 clips/mo), Pro at $39/month (300 clips/mo), and Pro+ at $94/month (1000 clips/mo). A Klap Pro option at $29/month is also referenced on the site. All plans include AI clipping, unlimited social accounts, and analytics.
- Free trial: Users can create one video for free, with no credit card required.
- Best-fit content: Klap works best with speech-driven videos such as podcasts, interviews, educational content, reviews, and training recordings, because its algorithm relies on speech detection.
- Input options: Users can paste a YouTube link or upload a video file directly.
Who It's For
Klap suits creators and teams that produce long-form talking content and want to grow short-form channels without extra editing work. Typical users include podcasters clipping episodes into Reels, YouTubers repurposing interviews and tutorials into Shorts, educators and course creators excerpting lessons, and marketers or social media managers maintaining daily posting schedules across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and LinkedIn.
FAQ
How does Klap work?A user uploads a video or pastes a YouTube link, and Klap's AI identifies the most interesting topics, applies intelligent framing and facial recognition, adds responsive subtitles, and outputs multiple short clips ready to publish.
Is Klap free?Klap offers a free trial that lets users create one video; paid plans start at $14/month (billed yearly) with 100 clips per month, and higher tiers offer 300 or 1,000 clips per month.
Which platforms can Klap publish to?Klap can share and schedule clips directly to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and LinkedIn, and exported clips work on any short-form platform.
What kinds of videos work best with Klap?Klap handles many video types but performs best with speech-based content such as podcasts, interviews, educational videos, product reviews, and trainings, since its algorithm depends on speech detection.
Which languages does Klap support?Klap edits and transcribes videos in 52 languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, Hindi, Arabic, and Portuguese.
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