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OpusClip
OpusClip is a AI video tool that turns long videos into viral shorts with captions and transcripts.
What your agent can do with OpusClip
Triggers and actions 10 actions
- ActionClip Your Video
Sends a long video to OpusClip and has it cut into short viral clips. Choose the AI model, clip length range, genre, topic keywords or a custom prompt, and which part of the video to use. Returns the project id to fetch the clips with.
- ActionCreate Collection
Creates a new collection in OpusClip so you can group clips together and export them as a set.
- ActionGet Brand Templates
Returns the brand templates on your OpusClip account — the saved looks (captions, layout, styling) you can apply when clipping or captioning a video.
- ActionGet Clips
Returns the clips OpusClip produced, either for one clipping project or for one collection. Each clip carries its id and download links.
- ActionGet Collections
Returns the collections in your OpusClip account, each with its ID and name, so you can pick one to add clips to or pull clips from.
- ActionGet Social Accounts
Returns the social media accounts connected to your OpusClip account, so you can pick one to publish or schedule a post to.
- ActionGet Transcript of Clips
Returns the transcript of a clip — the spoken text broken into paragraphs with start and end times, speaker and per-word timings.
- ActionGet Transcript of Project
Returns the transcript of a project's original source video — paragraphs with start and end times, text, speaker and per-word timings.
- ActionGet Your Video With Captions
Returns the finished captioned video for a captioning project — its download and preview links, title and length.
- ActionShare Project
Makes a project public so anyone with the link can view, edit and export it — or puts it back to private.
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