Higgsfield pricing: what a credit actually costs you
Higgsfield pricing read off the live page: $15 to $270 a month solo, $65 a seat for teams, and the plan that looks cheapest is the worst value per credit.
AI YouTube Shorts generator: which ones make a postable Short
YouTube caps Shorts at three minutes. I measured four AI shorts generators on one 35-minute file, and six of one tool's eight clips were too long to post.
The best AI video clipping tool, measured on one file
Four AI video clipping tools, one identical 35-minute file. OpusClip found 32 clips, Submagic 31, Vizard 30 but delivered 10, CapCut 8. What that means.
CapCut long video to shorts: the steps and the four traps
I ran a 35-minute panel through CapCut's long video to shorts on the free plan: the exact steps, the eight clips it returned, and the four traps I hit.
Free AI clip generator: only one export came back clean
Four AI clip generators, one 35-minute file, two of them on genuine free plans. Only CapCut returned a file with no watermark. Here is what the rest hand back.
Submagic alternatives: the cheapest depends on your meter
Seven Submagic alternatives ranked by the meter they charge on. Four tools measured on one 35-minute video, and the cheapest changes with source length.
Klap AI review: the free trial that will not make a clip
A Klap AI review from two runs on its free trial. It took a 354MB upload, then asked for money at the generate step. What Klap pricing costs and what it claims.
Captions AI review: the pricing page hides half the plans
A Captions AI review from the published record: the pricing page shows three plans, the help doc lists six. Credits are 5 cents flat, and one clip costs $7.
Descript review: the editing is magic, the pricing isn't
I ran my own projects through Descript. The transcript editing is genuinely magic — the new AI-credit pricing isn't. Here's who should actually pay.
Submagic pricing: what 45 credits actually buys you
Submagic pricing read live from both billing cycles: $12 to $41 a month, three credits per video, and the Magic Clips add-on everyone quotes does not exist.
Submagic review: 31 clips, and it charged me for a failure
Submagic review: 31 clips from one 35-minute video, a score that never drops below 90, and 8 trial credits spent on a job that returned nothing.
Vizard review: the cheapest clipper, with one catch
A Vizard AI review from a measured run: it found 30 clips in my 35-minute panel and handed me 10. The other 20 need a card, and the maths still favours it.