An AI video clipper that turns a long podcast, webinar, or livestream into captioned vertical shorts, with multilingual subtitles as its standout feature.
Last verified · 2026-10-01 · by Moe Ameen
Vizard AI is an AI video clipping platform at vizard.ai. You drop in a long-form video — a podcast episode, webinar replay, livestream, course module, or sales-call recording — and it detects the segments it predicts will perform, transcribes them, reframes them to vertical, burns in captions, and exports ready-to-post shorts for TikTok, Reels, YouTube Shorts, and LinkedIn. It accepts local files, YouTube links, Zoom recordings, and Google Drive, and has iOS and Android apps for reviewing and publishing from a phone.
Under the hood it runs the same loop as OpusClip, Klap, and the other auto-clippers: long video in, short clips out, scored by predicted engagement. Editing is text-based — you trim a clip by deleting words from its transcript, the now-standard pattern across the category. Its AI Reframe system keeps the speaker centered in vertical aspect and splits two-person interviews, and paid tiers export at 4K with no watermark. Vizard iterated on its clip-detection model through 2026 (a v2 clipping model), so treat exact detection quality as a moving target against whatever version is live.
What actually separates Vizard from the pack is caption language coverage. It translates subtitles into 100+ languages, and the translations read naturally rather than breaking word by word — the best multilingual captioning in the clipper category at its price. It also layers on AI B-roll, emoji and keyword highlighting, brand kits with custom fonts, a team workspace, and auto-scheduling to connected social accounts. Credits map cleanly: 1 credit equals 1 minute of source video.
The honest framing for a creator: Vizard is a clipper. It harvests clips from footage you already recorded. It does not write net-new copy in your voice, does not generate static carousels or branded images, does not produce AI voiceover or avatar talking heads, and does not create anything the weeks you have no long recording to harvest. Its job starts and ends with turning existing long video into vertical clips.
The cleanest way to think about pairing Vizard with Kompozy is the input problem. Vizard can only act when a long recording already exists — it is a harvester, not a generator. That makes it excellent on the weeks you publish a 90-minute podcast or run a webinar, and silent on the many weeks you do not. Most creators do not produce fresh long-form footage every single week, which is exactly the gap Kompozy fills.
Kompozy generates net-new content from a brief or a single idea, with no footage required: Persona Shorts and Persona HeyGen avatar talking heads that put you on camera without filming, brand-exact Carousel Posts, Photo Posts and Quote Graphics, Blog Articles, and Email Newsletters — all governed by one Persona Brief so the voice holds across every format. On the weeks you do have a recording, Kompozy also takes that same source and spins it into the formats Vizard can't touch: a blog write-up of the episode, a carousel of its key points, a newsletter recap, and quote graphics of the sharpest lines. Then everything — your Vizard clips included — publishes from one queue across eight social platforms plus your blog and Mailchimp, on a schedule, through Autopilot and a per-post review pipeline. Vizard turns recordings into clips; Kompozy keeps the content calendar full the rest of the time and ships the whole mix to every channel.
Vizard is an AI video clipping platform. You upload a long-form video — podcast, webinar, livestream, or course — and it auto-detects the strongest moments, reframes them to vertical, captions them, and exports ready-to-post shorts for TikTok, Reels, YouTube Shorts, and LinkedIn. Its standout feature is subtitle translation into 100+ languages.
Vizard has a free tier (around 60 credits a month, 720p, watermarked), a Creator plan listed at roughly $29/month or about $14.50/month billed annually, a Business plan at roughly $39/month or about $19.50/month annually, and a custom Enterprise tier. One credit equals one minute of source video. Confirm current prices on vizard.ai, as the annual discount is what the pricing page shows by default.
Multilingual captions. Vizard translates subtitles into 100+ languages with phrasing that reads naturally, which is the best coverage in the clipper category at its price. Its annual pricing is also among the lowest for 4K, no-watermark clip output. On raw clip-detection accuracy it is competitive with OpusClip rather than clearly ahead.
No. Vizard only works from footage you already recorded — it harvests clips, it does not generate net-new content. For the weeks you have nothing to clip, a generation engine like Kompozy makes avatar video, carousels, images, blogs, and newsletters from a brief with no footage required.
Use Vizard to harvest clips when you have a long recording, and Kompozy to generate everything else — persona and avatar video, carousels, images, blog articles, and newsletters — plus to repurpose that same recording into the formats Vizard can't make. Kompozy then schedules and publishes the whole mix across eight social platforms plus blog and email from one queue.