ChopCast alternatives · October 2026

The best ChopCast alternatives in 2026

ChopCast runs short-form video for founders as a done-for-you service: they interview you and deliver clips. If you would rather clip your own podcasts and interviews, on your schedule and budget, this is how shitShorts compares

Free plan: about 15 clips a month (300 credits) · no card needed

Short answer: The strongest ChopCast alternatives in 2026 are shitShorts (free plan with about 15 clips a month, from $10 a month after that, best for multi-person podcasts and sports), OpusClip (free plan, from $15 a month), Klap (1 free video, $14 to $94 a month, billed yearly) and Munch (no free plan, from $38 a month). Pick by your footage: test the same video in two or three of them. Prices checked October 2026; we make shitShorts

Why people look for a ChopCast alternative

  • You already record podcasts, webinars or interviews and only need them clipped
  • You want to pick the moments, captions and posting times yourself
  • You want to start free and pay per clip, not a monthly service retainer

shitShorts vs ChopCast

FeatureshitShortsChopCast
How it worksSelf-serve software: paste a link or upload, the AI clipsDone-for-you service: their team interviews you and makes the clips
Clip long videos into shortsYes, with face and active-speaker trackingYes, produced by their team
Animated captionsYes, word-level with caption themesCheck their current deliverables
Edit every clip yourselfYes, each clip is an editable Studio projectRevisions through the service
Schedule to LinkedIn and moreYes, 8 networks including LinkedInLinkedIn focused
PriceFree plan with 300 credits a month, paid from $10 a monthCheck their pricing page

Reviewed October 2026 from public product pages. ChopCast is a trademark of its owner; features change, so check their site for the latest. Spot something out of date? Write to hello@shitshorts.com

Run one of your own videos through shitShorts and compare it with ChopCast side by side

The best ChopCast alternatives in 2026

Free options and entry prices checked October 2026 on each vendor's public pricing page. We make shitShorts, so it is listed first; the rest are in no particular order

  1. 1. shitShorts ours

    Try it free
    Best for
    Multi-person podcasts and interviews, sports, editing each clip on a timeline
    Free option
    Free plan: 300 credits a month, about 15 clips, 720p with watermark
    Paid from
    $10 a month (Clipper: about 50 clips, 1080p, no watermark)
  2. Best for
    An established all-round clipper with a free plan
    Free option
    Free plan
    Paid from
    $15 a month (Starter), Pro $29
  3. Best for
    Turning long videos into TikToks, Reels and Shorts, billed yearly
    Free option
    1 free video
    Paid from
    $14 to $94 a month, billed yearly
  4. Best for
    Repurposing long videos on a paid plan (check their site for current features)
    Free option
    No free plan; 7-day trial
    Paid from
    $38 a month
  5. Best for
    Animated captions on videos you have already edited
    Free option
    No free plan; free trial
    Paid from
    Paid plans only (check their pricing page)
  6. Best for
    Low-cost YouTube-to-Shorts
    Free option
    Free Starter plan: 15 to 30 minutes of analysis a month (its page lists both)
    Paid from
    $9.90 a month (Lite: 5 hours of analysis)
  7. Best for
    Developers who want to run their own clipper
    Free option
    Self-host free (open source); cloud has 20 free minutes
    Paid from
    $12 a month (cloud)
  8. Best for
    A web-based clipper with a free monthly allowance
    Free option
    Free plan: 60 minutes a month, 720p exports, 3-day storage
    Paid from
    Creator plan, credit-based (about $14.50 a month billed yearly per review sites; check their pricing page)
  9. 9. Riverside (Magic Clips)

    shitShorts vs Riverside →
    Best for
    Podcasts already recorded on Riverside
    Free option
    Free plan, Magic Clips included
    Paid from
    $29 a month (Pro; $24 billed yearly)
  10. Best for
    Podcast episodes, many languages
    Free option
    1 hour of episodes a month (2 in the first month), end card
    Paid from
    ₹869 a month (Starter: 13 hours)
  11. Best for
    Clipping on your own Windows PC
    Free option
    5 videos a month, 720p, watermark
    Paid from
    $5 a month (Supporter), Pro $10
  12. 12. Quso (vidyo.ai)

    shitShorts vs Quso →
    Best for
    Clipping plus a scheduler on higher plans
    Free option
    75 credits (about 75 minutes) a month, 720p, watermark
    Paid from
    $29 a month ($14.50 billed yearly)
  13. Best for
    Clips plus faceless videos and slideshows
    Free option
    No free plan; 24-hour refunds
    Paid from
    $19 a month (long-video clipping from $29)
  14. Best for
    Editing by hand in a full mobile and desktop editor
    Free option
    Free tier (some AI tools need a paid plan)
    Paid from
    Check their pricing page
  15. 15. Descript (clips)

    shitShorts vs Descript →
    Best for
    People who already edit in Descript
    Free option
    Free plan: 60 media minutes a month, limited clips, 720p
    Paid from
    $24 a month (Hobbyist; $16 billed yearly)

Done-for-you service or self-serve tool

ChopCast is a managed service: their team interviews founders and executives and produces short clips for LinkedIn, priced as a service. shitShorts is self-serve software. If you already record a podcast, webinar or interviews, you can turn them into captioned vertical clips yourself in minutes, choose which moments go out and post them to LinkedIn and every other network

The trade-off is time versus control. A service saves you the review step; the tool costs less, works on your schedule and keeps every clip editable

FAQ

Questions people ask

Updated October 2026

Is shitShorts a ChopCast alternative?
If you want to make the clips yourself, yes. ChopCast is a managed service that records and edits for you; shitShorts is software that turns your own podcasts and interviews into captioned vertical clips in minutes, which you can then post to LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts, Reels and TikTok
Can I post podcast clips to LinkedIn?
Yes. Clips export as vertical MP4s, and the scheduler posts to LinkedIn along with YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram Reels, X, Threads, Facebook and Pinterest

300 free credits every month, about 15 clips. No card needed