// MIGRATE FROM OPUSCLIP

How to migrate from OpusClip to Kompozy (2026 guide)

You keep OpusClip-class clipping and add text, image, blog, and newsletter generation on the same credit line.

Last verified · 2026-10-23 · by Moe Ameen

Published 2026-05-21 · Updated

Short answer

To move from OpusClip to Kompozy, download the clips you want to keep, let your OpusClip plan run to the end of its cycle, and start Kompozy in parallel. Write a Persona Brief, run the same source through both tools for a week, then move sources onto autopilot one at a time. Stay with OpusClip if specialist clipping, like virality scoring and object tracking, is the whole job.

Key takeaways

  • Download your OpusClip clips first. Kompozy has no OpusClip importer.
  • OpusClip Pro is $29/mo and already posts to social platforms, so the case for switching is the other formats.
  • Run both tools on the same source for a week before you cancel.
  • Full autopilot starts on Kompozy Pro ($499/mo). Starter ($199/mo) covers the manual-review weeks.

What does Kompozy replace when you leave OpusClip?

  • OpusClip Pro ($29/mo)
  • a writer like Jasper ($69/mo)
  • Canva Pro
  • Buffer (Essentials, $5 per channel a month)

How do you move from OpusClip to Kompozy, step by step?

  1. Export your OpusClip library. Download every OpusClip clip and source video you want to keep. If you finish clips in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve, export those projects from OpusClip now too.
  2. Cancel your OpusClip subscription at the end of the cycle. Cancel in your OpusClip account so the plan ends with the current cycle, which you already paid for. Sign up for Kompozy Starter ($199) in parallel so there is no gap.
  3. Sign up for Kompozy and connect your first source. Create a workspace, then connect a source or upload a source video directly.
  4. Write a Persona Brief. Write the brief before you generate anything. It is what makes Kompozy outputs sound like you instead of generic AI.
  5. Generate your first fan-out. Point Kompozy at a long-form source. Set the bucket allocation: how many shorts, image posts, text posts, blogs and newsletters you want from it. Watch the Pipeline Queue fill.
  6. Compare side-by-side for 1 week. Keep OpusClip running on the last week of its cycle. Generate the same source in both tools. Review Kompozy outputs daily.
  7. Tighten the Persona Brief from your edits. Every time you edit an output, ask "why did the AI miss this?" Update the brief. Keep going until most outputs pass review untouched.
  8. Connect your publishing channels. Authorize TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube Shorts, Threads, Facebook, Pinterest, and email. OpusClip Pro can post clips too, but Kompozy puts every format in one schedule.
  9. Turn on Kompozy autopilot for one source. Once nearly every output passes review untouched, flip autopilot on for your safest source and watch for quality-gate failures.
  10. Expand autopilot to remaining sources. After a clean week, add your other sources. Adjust Persona Brief per source if voice drifts.
  11. Archive your OpusClip library. Download any clips you want to keep. Delete your OpusClip account once the billing cycle ends.
  12. Track the consolidation math. You collapsed OpusClip + Jasper + Canva + Buffer into Kompozy. Write down what each tool cost against your Kompozy plan, so the saving (or the extra cost) is on paper.

What does this look like in Kompozy?

A persona short made in the Kompozy workspace. It is one of the video formats Kompozy can make from a source, next to the clipped shorts an OpusClip user is used to.

Real output · Kompozy Persona short format · from the Kompozy workspace

Who is this for, and who should skip it?

Best for:

  • Creators who clip long videos and also want text posts, carousels, blogs and newsletters from the same source
  • Teams paying for a clipper, a writer and a scheduler separately
  • People who want one review queue before anything goes live

Not ideal for:

  • Anyone whose whole job is clipping; OpusClip has virality scoring, object tracking and custom reframing
  • Editors who finish clips in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve using OpusClip exports
  • Budget buyers: OpusClip Pro is $29/mo and Kompozy Starter is $199/mo

Frequently asked questions

Will I lose OpusClip-quality clipping if I switch?

Possibly. OpusClip is a specialist clipper with virality scoring, moving-object tracking and custom reframing on Pro. Kompozy clips too, but its case is the other formats it makes from the same source.

Can I import my OpusClip projects directly?

No. Kompozy has no OpusClip importer. Download the clips you want, then add the original source to Kompozy and generate fresh outputs.

Does OpusClip already post to social media?

Yes. OpusClip Starter posts to YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram, and Pro adds Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Pinterest, Threads and Bluesky.

How long should the migration take?

Plan on about two weeks. Spend one week running both tools on the same source, then a second week moving sources onto Kompozy autopilot.

Which Kompozy plan should I start on?

Starter is $199 a month for 5,500 credits and 3 sources. Pro is $499 a month for 18,000 credits and adds more sources, more platforms and full autopilot. Pick Pro if you want the hands-off autopilot step at the end of this guide.

How do we know this?

On 2026-10-23 we checked every OpusClip price and feature on this page against the vendor pricing pages listed below, and removed the figures we could not confirm. Kompozy plan details come from kompozy.io/pricing and kompozy.io/faq.

Sources

  1. OpusClip — Pricing (read 2026-10-23)
  2. Jasper — Pricing (read 2026-10-23)
  3. Buffer — Pricing (read 2026-10-23)
  4. Kompozy — Pricing (read 2026-10-23)
  5. Kompozy — FAQ (read 2026-10-23)
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