Veda turns long videos into short vertical clips, like OpusClip does, but it's built around speech that switches between Indian languages and English, captions in 11 Indian languages, and is priced in rupees.
Free for 60 days: 6 videos · No card required
The facts that matter most if your videos are in Indian languages or you'd rather pay in rupees.
| Veda AI | OpusClip | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Indian rupees, prepaid: Starter ₹499, Pro ₹1,499, Studio ₹4,999 a month; nothing renews automatically | US dollars: Starter $15, Pro $29 a month |
| Annual billing | 20% less than monthly: ₹4,790, ₹14,390 or ₹47,990 a year | Pro $174 a year ($14.50 a month); Starter is monthly only |
| Free plan | First 60 days: 6 videos up to 20 minutes each, Veda watermark, no card | 60 credits a month with a watermark; free clips can't be exported after 3 days |
| Unused allowance | Plan tokens refill every 30 days and don't roll over; top-up tokens never expire | Pro: unused credits roll over for 2 months |
| Caption languages | English plus 11 Indian languages, including mixed speech captioned in one language | Pricing page lists captions in 20+ languages. Its help centre says Hindi isn't supported at this time; a May 2026 blog post lists Hindi for its API |
OpusClip details were taken from its own public pages, and from third-party pricing reviews where marked, on 4 November 2026. Plans and features change, so check them before you decide. Sources: opus.pro/pricing OpusClip help: Hindi OpusClip blog: multi-language captions API. OpusClip is a trademark of its owner; Veda is not affiliated with it.
Veda transcribes speech that switches between an Indian language and English mid-sentence, then captions every clip in the one language you choose.
Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Punjabi, Urdu and Assamese, plus English.
Plans from ₹499 a month, paid through Razorpay. You pay upfront for a month or a year and nothing renews automatically.
Moments are picked from the transcript and from loudness, motion and pace, then each cut is moved to the end of a sentence or a natural pause where one is close by.
Use the score to decide what to post first, then trim any clip you want to tighten.
Vertical by default, with 9:16 face-following, 1:1, 4:5 and 16:9 options. Download each clip as an MP4.
OpusClip is an established tool with a wider set of caption languages beyond India, team workspaces and an API on its higher plans, and its Pro plan rolls unused credits over for two months. If most of your content is in English or non-Indian languages, or you need those team features, it may be the better fit. If your videos are in Indian languages, or mix them with English, Veda is built for exactly that.
Caption quality on mixed-language speech is hard to judge from a feature list. Run the same 10 to 20 minute video through Veda's Free plan and through OpusClip, then compare the clips and captions side by side.
Veda captions Hindi and 10 other Indian languages, and it's built for speech that mixes them with English. OpusClip's own help centre says it does not support Hindi at this time, though a May 2026 OpusClip blog post lists Hindi for its API, so test your own video on both.
They're priced differently: Veda in rupees (from ₹499 a month, or ₹4,790 a year), OpusClip in US dollars (from $15 a month, as listed on 4 November 2026). Veda deducts tokens by how long transcription takes to run, while OpusClip uses monthly credits, so compare using the length of videos you typically process.
Yes. There's nothing to migrate: upload the original video and Veda will cut and caption it.
Veda gives every clip a score from 0 to 100 to help you decide what to post first. Clips picked from the transcript are scored by the AI that picked them; clips picked from the video are scored on loudness, motion and speech pace.
The Free plan runs for your first 60 days and covers 6 videos, each up to 20 minutes, with a Veda watermark on exports. No card is required.
Free for 60 days: 6 videos up to 20 minutes each. No card required.
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