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StoryCut vs Klap: Pay for Video, Not for Every Clip

Klap and StoryCut both turn a long video or a stream into scored vertical clips, with the facecam stacked over the game. Klap counts every clip it makes against your plan; StoryCut counts the hours of video, so every clip a video gives is included, from $9/mo.

StoryCut adds your edit style, sound effects and eye contact correction; Klap makes more clips a video and posts them for you.

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StoryCut vs Klap: the short answer

Verdict

Both find the best moments, score them from 0 to 100, frame the speaker and stack a gaming facecam over the game, from YouTube, Twitch or Kick links.

Pick StoryCut to start for less ($9/mo for 3 hours of video, against Klap Basic at $29/mo for 100 clips), to export from the free plan, and to finish each clip with 18 edit styles, sound effects on key words and eye contact correction.

Pick Klap for up to 30 clips a video, built-in scheduling to five networks, square and 16:9 clips, and an API billed per use.

Price of 10 hours of video
StoryCut Pro: $19/mo for 10 hours, or $14/mo billed yearly. Every clip a video gives is included. Klap counts clips, not minutes: by its own figures a 30 to 60 minute video gives about 17 clips, so ten 1-hour videos pass Basic’s 100 clips and need Pro, $79/mo or $39.50/mo billed yearly (300 clips).
Links you can paste

StoryCut takes a YouTube link, a Twitch or Kick past broadcast, a Google Drive or Dropbox link, or an upload, on every plan, free included. A run takes up to 150 minutes of a video (30 on Free), from any part of a longer one.

Klap takes the same links plus Vimeo, Loom and direct video links, and uploads up to 10 GB, for videos up to 3 hours on its paid plans.

What every clip gets

StoryCut returns 3 to 12 vertical clips a video, each with a 0 to 100 virality score, framing that follows the speaker (a split screen for two people, the facecam on top of the game for streams), captions in your style and a headline on its first seconds.

Klap makes up to 30 clips a video, each with a 0 to 100 score and an explanation, a hook title, captions with keyword highlights and emojis, and auto B-roll.

Your style on every clip

On StoryCut Pro, one of 18 edit styles adds zooms, sound effects on key words and one music track to every clip of a run, and B-roll to the 3 best; eye contact correction covers 10 videos a month.

Klap’s editor has no sound effects today, in Klap’s own words (September 2026), and we found no music, zooms or eye contact correction on its pages.

StoryCut

Web app • AI clips and a full editor

StoryCut is an AI clip maker for long videos.

Paste a YouTube link, a Twitch or Kick past broadcast, a Google Drive or Dropbox link, or upload a file: it reads the whole transcript and returns 3 to 12 vertical clips, each with a 0 to 100 virality score, framing that follows the person speaking, captions and a headline.

Gaming streams get the facecam stacked over the gameplay, and paid plans can clip new uploads from YouTube channels by themselves. Every clip opens in an editor with 1,000+ caption styles; on Pro your edit style adds zooms, sound effects and music to every clip of a run, and B-roll to the best ones.

Eye contact correction, a REST API with webhooks and a Claude and ChatGPT connector are built in.

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Klap

Web only • AI clipping and posting

Klap turns long videos into clips: up to 30 a video, each with a 0 to 100 virality score, an explanation and a hook title. AI Reframe 2 follows the speaker and has split, gaming and bubble layouts; with a facecam it finds the cam and the game and stacks them.

Captions come in 99+ languages with keyword highlights and emojis, and every paid plan schedules to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook with unlimited accounts. It counts clips, not minutes, and has an API billed per use, a ChatGPT app, a Claude connector and an MCP server.

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StoryCut vs Klap: feature comparison

StoryCut and Klap compared on clipping, how usage is counted, prices, the free plan, scores, links, gaming layouts, editing, eye contact, posting, API and apps
FeatureStoryCutKlap
AI clippingYes, 3–12 clips a video, every planYes, up to 30 clips a video
How usage is countedHours of video a month; every clip includedClips a month; a video’s length doesn’t count
Entry paid planStarter: $9/mo, or $7/mo billed yearlyBasic: $29/mo, or $14.50/mo billed yearly1
10 hours of video a monthPro: $19/mo, or $14/mo billed yearlyPro: $79/mo, or $39.50/mo billed yearly2
Free plan1 long video a month (any 30 min), 720p, watermark1 video to preview and edit; downloads need a paid plan
Virality scoreYes, 0–100Yes, 0–100, with an explanation
Links you can pasteYouTube, Twitch, Kick, Google Drive and Dropbox, every planYouTube, Twitch, Kick, Vimeo, Loom, Google Drive, Dropbox
Longest video150 min a run (30 on Free), from any part of a longer video3 hours on paid plans3
Gaming facecam layoutYes, found and stacked for youYes, found and stacked for you
Clip shapes9:169:16, 1:1, 4:5, 16:9
Captions1,000+ styles, 49 languages99+ languages, keyword highlights, emojis
Edit style on every clipYes, 18 edit styles (zooms, sound effects, music; B-roll on the 3 best; Pro)Brand kit and custom fonts (paid plans)
Sound effectsYes, placed on key words (Pro)No4
B-rollYes, on the 3 best clips (Pro)Yes, auto B-roll
Eye contact correctionYes, Pro (10/mo) and Business; free 20 s previewNot found
Auto import from YouTubeYes, every paid plan (Starter 1 channel, Pro 3 channels, Business 10 channels)Through Zapier or n8n
Posting and schedulingComing soon: download and post for nowYes, 5 networks, unlimited accounts
APIYes, paid plans or API credits, with webhooksYes, from $0.32 a clip
Claude and ChatGPT connector (MCP)Yes, every plan, free includedYes, uses your Klap plan
Max resolution4K 60fps (Business)4K5
PlatformWeb (desktop and mobile browsers)Web only

Notes

  1. 1

    Entry paid plan · Klap 100 clips a month. Klap tests its pricing page: some visitors see the limits as uploads, minutes or exports, and some new accounts see Pro at $59.

  2. 2

    10 hours of video a month · Klap By Klap’s own figures a 30 to 60 minute video gives about 17 clips, so ten 1-hour videos take about 170 clips, more than Basic’s 100.

  3. 3

    Longest video · Klap Klap’s API docs give 4 or 5 hours.

  4. 4

    Sound effects · Klap Klap’s reply to a review, September 2026: its editor has no transitions or sound effects.

  5. 5

    Max resolution · Klap Klap’s pages disagree on which plans: “every paid plan” on its alternatives pages, Pro on its blog.

Checked on November 10, 2026 from each product’s public pages.Sources8
  1. Klap pricingklap.app
  2. Klap billing, refunds and cancellingklap.app
  3. Klap: how it worksklap.app
  4. Klap for clippers (clips per video)klap.app
  5. Klap APIklap.app
  6. Klap terms (refunds, §10)klap.app
  7. Klap on Trustpilottrustpilot.com
  8. StoryCut pricingstorycut.com

Pros and cons

StoryCut

Pros
  • Starts at $9/mo ($7/mo billed yearly), against $29/mo for Klap Basic
  • Counts hours of video, so every clip a video gives is included
  • Exports from the free plan (720p, watermark); Klap’s free trial can’t download
  • Sound effects on key words, zooms, music and B-roll from your edit style (Pro)
  • Eye contact correction, and auto import from YouTube channels built in
Cons
  • 3 to 12 clips a video; Klap makes up to 30
  • Posting and scheduling to YouTube and TikTok are coming soon
  • Clips are 9:16 only
  • 150 minutes a run; Klap takes videos up to 3 hours
  • Newer, with no third-party reviews yet

Klap

Pros
  • Up to 30 clips a video, each scored with an explanation
  • Scheduling to five networks with unlimited social accounts on every paid plan
  • 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 and 16:9 clips
  • An API billed per use, plus ChatGPT, Claude and MCP connectors
  • Refunds for the first month and up to 3 unused months, under its terms
Cons
  • Bills by clips: 10 hours of video a month needs Pro, $79/mo
  • The free trial can’t download clips
  • No sound effects, and no music, zooms or eye contact found
  • Web only, with billing complaints on Trustpilot (3.7 from 59 reviews)
  • Its pricing page is tested, so the limits you see may read differently
Pricing

Price comparison: StoryCut vs Klap

StoryCut
Free
$0No credit card
  • 3 videos at a time
  • 720p export with watermark
  • Videos up to 4 min
  • AI captions, caption styles and transitions
  • 1 long video per month into AI clips
Starter
$9/mo$7/mo billed yearly
  • 20 videos at a time
  • 1080p export, no watermark
  • Videos up to 7 min
  • AI captions, caption styles and transitions
  • AI clips: 3 hours of video a month (up to 10 videos)
  • Auto import from 1 YouTube channel
  • StoryCut API and webhooks
Pro
$19/mo$14/mo billed yearly
  • 50 videos at a time
  • 2K export, no watermark
  • Videos up to 10 min
  • AI eye contact (10 videos/month), Auto Edit with 18 edit styles, auto sound effects, magic zoom, silence, filler-word and retake removal, clean audio, AI music, dubbing
  • AI clips: 10 hours of video a month (up to 30 videos)
  • Auto import from 3 YouTube channels
  • StoryCut API and webhooks
Business
$49/mo$39/mo billed yearly
  • 100 videos at a time
  • 4K 60fps export, no watermark
  • Videos up to 30 min
  • Everything in Pro + unlimited AI eye contact + priority rendering
  • 5 team members
  • AI clips: 30 hours of video a month (up to 60 videos)
  • Auto import from 10 YouTube channels
  • StoryCut API and webhooks
Klap
Basic
$29/mo$14.50/mo billed yearly ($174/yr)
  • 100 clips a month
  • Videos up to 3 hours
  • Scheduling, unlimited social accounts
Pro
$79/mo$39.50/mo billed yearly ($474/yr)
  • 300 clips a month
  • Everything in Basic
Pro+
$189/mo$94.50/mo billed yearly ($1,134/yr)
  • 1,000 clips a month
  • For teams
Checked on November 10, 2026 from each product’s public pages.Sources3
  1. Klap pricingklap.app
  2. Klap billing, refunds and cancellingklap.app
  3. StoryCut pricingstorycut.com

Which should you choose?

Both are real clip makers, with a score on every clip and a facecam layout for streams. The difference is how you pay and how much is done for you after the clip is cut.

Pick StoryCut if your videos are long and you want every clip they give, without watching a clip counter: 10 hours of video a month cost $19/mo on Pro. Each clip opens in an editor where your edit style adds zooms, sound effects and music, and eye contact correction is built in. You can also start free and export.

Pick Klap if you want as many clips as possible from each video, posted for you: up to 30 a video, scheduling to five networks on every paid plan, square and 16:9 versions, and an API billed per clip.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Klap cost in 2026?

Klap Basic is $29/mo, or $14.50/mo billed yearly ($174 a year), for 100 clips a month. Pro is $79/mo or $39.50/mo for 300 clips, and Pro+ $189/mo or $94.50/mo for 1,000. Each clip Klap makes counts, whatever the video’s length, and unused clips don’t carry over (checked on November 10, 2026).

Is Klap free?

Klap has a free trial, not a free plan: 1 video, no credit card, with clips you can preview and edit. Downloading or posting them needs a paid plan. StoryCut’s free plan turns 1 long video a month into clips you can export, in 720p with a watermark.

Does Klap add a watermark?

Klap’s paid exports carry no Klap branding, and its free trial can’t export at all. StoryCut’s free exports carry a watermark; every paid plan removes it, from $7/mo billed yearly.

Which is cheaper, StoryCut or Klap?

StoryCut, for most people. Its Starter plan is $9/mo for 3 hours of video, against $29/mo for Klap Basic, and 10 hours cost $19/mo on StoryCut Pro, where the same hours of video need Klap Pro at $79/mo by Klap’s own clips-per-video figures. Klap can cost less if you make only a few clips from each video.

Do Klap and StoryCut have a gaming layout?

Both do. Each finds the webcam in a stream and stacks it over the gameplay on its own, and both take Twitch and Kick past broadcasts. StoryCut takes up to 150 minutes of a stream a run, from any part of it, and Klap videos of up to 3 hours.

Does Klap add sound effects or fix eye contact?

No sound effects: Klap said in September 2026 that its editor has no transitions or sound effects. We found no eye contact correction on its pages. StoryCut Pro places sound effects on key words, and eye contact correction is on Pro and Business, with a free 20-second preview.

Which one makes more clips?

Klap: up to 30 a video (about 17 from a 30 to 60 minute video, by its own figures). StoryCut returns 3 to 12, ranked by score. With Klap every clip uses your plan; with StoryCut the video’s length does.

Can Klap or StoryCut post my clips?

Klap schedules to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook on every paid plan, with unlimited social accounts. StoryCut’s publishing to YouTube and TikTok is coming soon; for now you download each clip and post it.

Every Clip a Video Gives, Finished in One Place

Paste a link or upload a long video and see what StoryCut makes of it: scored vertical clips, framed on the speaker, captioned in your style.

1 long video a month free (any 30 minutes of it), no credit card. Paid plans from $7/mo billed yearly.

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