EzClip vs Klap
Both turn a pasted link into scored vertical clips. They differ in what you pay for — minutes of video, or a number of “clips” — and in what surrounds the clip: LinkedIn, analytics and an API on one side, scored-and-explained clips and a Streaming layout on the other.
EzClip and Klap both clip from a link, but they charge for different things. EzClip meters minutes of source video — 500 for $19.99 a month, month to month — and explains every clip's score. Klap meters a monthly quota of “clips” its pricing page never defines, advertises $14 a month for Basic only on yearly billing, and offers a single trial video instead of a free plan. Choose Klap for LinkedIn posting, unlimited connected social accounts, analytics and an API; choose EzClip for a meter you can verify, scored clips, a Streaming layout for gameplay, and a permanent free lane.
Klap is one of the most polished clippers in the category: paste a YouTube link, get captioned clips, post or schedule them straight to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and LinkedIn, and — unusually — call the same engine through a public API. Its pricing page says 8.5 million clips have been made by 3.5 million creators, and the product deserves that reach.
EzClip is narrower and newer. It also clips from a link or an upload, but it is built around three things Klap is vaguer about: a meter you can verify (minutes of source video), a virality score with the reason on every clip, and layouts for streams and gameplay rather than a single centre crop. We build EzClip, so read that column accordingly; every Klap figure below was read off klap.app on the date under the table.
SIDE BY SIDE
| Criterion | EzClip | Klap | Edge |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $19.99/mo Pro (AI Clipper), month to month — 500 credits | Basic: $14/mo billed yearly for 100 clips a month; the monthly toggle showed $29/mo when read on 2026-08-26 | Even |
| Higher tiers | Agency $49.99/mo — 1,500 credits, Instagram Reels posting, 90-day storage | Pro $39/mo billed yearly (300 clips/mo; $79 monthly on 2026-08-26); Pro+ $94/mo billed yearly (1,000 clips/mo) | Even |
| What the meter counts | 1 credit = 1 minute of source video; every clip cut from it is included | “Clips” per month — the pricing page doesn't define what counts as one | EzClip |
| Free plan | One free AI Clipper job (under 2 hours, no card) plus one free reframe short a day, permanently | One free trial video, then paid — no ongoing free plan | EzClip |
| Clip scoring | Virality score with the reason it was picked, on every clip | Clips arrive scored; how the score is explained isn't described on its site | EzClip |
| Longest source | 3 hours (2 GB upload or a YouTube link) | Not published on the pricing page | Even |
| Reframing | AI subject tracking; Streaming layout composes the facecam with the gameplay; Manual layout lets you draw the regions | Auto-reframing to vertical; no stream-specific layout is described | EzClip |
| Captions | Word-timed captions in 20 styles | AI captions in 52 languages | Klap |
| Editing | Trim and extend, b-roll, music, a hook finder with zoom-punch, silence removal | Built-in editor for captions and clips; the feature list isn't itemised on the pricing page | Even |
| Posting | Direct to TikTok and YouTube (Pro), Instagram Reels (Agency); post now or schedule up to 60 days ahead, one account per platform | Post now or schedule to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and LinkedIn; unlimited social accounts and analytics on every plan | Klap |
| Watermark and resolution | No watermark on the video — free renders end with a short card; platform-ready 9:16 output | Watermark policy and export resolution not published | Even |
| Storage | Clips kept 30 days (90 on Agency); downloads are yours | Not published | Even |
| API and teams | None | Public API with documentation; Pro+ is positioned for teams | Klap |
| Extra credits | $4.99 per 100 minutes, never expire | “Need more? Let's talk” — custom | EzClip |
Klap pricing and limits last read off its public site on 2026-09-04. EzClip figures come from the live pricing page.
- You want to know exactly what a dollar buys before you pay — minutes, not an undefined clip count
- You want the score and the reason on every clip
- You clip Twitch or gameplay and want the facecam and the action both in frame
- You'd rather pay month to month at the advertised price than prepay a year
- You schedule to LinkedIn too, or run several accounts per platform
- You need captions in a language outside EzClip's set — Klap lists 52
- You want clipping inside your own product through an API
- You want post analytics in the same tool
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED.
Is EzClip cheaper than Klap?
Month to month, EzClip's Pro plan is $19.99 for 500 source-minutes. Klap's advertised $14 a month for Basic applies only when you pay for a year; its monthly toggle showed $29 when we read it on 2026-08-26. Whether that is cheaper depends on how many “clips” 100 turns out to be, and Klap's pricing page doesn't define the unit, so EzClip's price is the one you can calculate in advance.
What does Klap count as a clip?
Klap's pricing page lists 100, 300 and 1,000 “clips” per month for its three tiers and does not define what a clip is — each generated candidate, each export, or each post. EzClip charges by minutes of source video instead: a 60-minute podcast costs 60 credits however many clips it produces.
Does Klap have a free plan?
No ongoing one. Klap gives you a single free trial video, then every plan is paid. EzClip's free account includes one free AI Clipper job (a video under 2 hours, no card) and one free reframe short every day, permanently.
Can EzClip schedule posts like Klap?
Yes, within narrower limits. EzClip can post now or schedule up to 60 days ahead to TikTok and YouTube (Instagram Reels on Agency), from one connected account per platform, with no analytics. Klap can post now or schedule to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and LinkedIn, with unlimited connected accounts and analytics on every plan. If LinkedIn or many accounts are your core need, Klap is the better fit.
Which is better for gaming and stream clips?
EzClip. Its Streaming layout finds the facecam inside the 16:9 capture and composes it with the gameplay — stacked or in a corner — with control over crop tightness and how far into the action it pushes, and the Manual layout lets you draw the regions yourself. Klap auto-reframes to vertical and doesn't describe a stream-specific layout on its site.
Does EzClip have an API?
No. Klap has a public API with documentation, which is one of its genuine advantages. EzClip is a single-user web app.