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OpusClip alternatives with a Mac app

The OpusClip listing does not include a Mac app. 62 of the 133 other screen recording and video tools in this directory list a Mac app.

OpusClip has a free plan. Paid plans start at $14.50 per month for Pro, billed annually ($174); Starter is $15 monthly. 45 of them are free or have a free plan.

62 tools · Listings checked up to Nov 13, 2026 · Where the facts come from

The 12 closest to OpusClip

  1. Descript

    Audio and video editor that works by editing the transcript

    • Descript starts at $16 per person / month, billed annually ($24 billed monthly). OpusClip starts at $14.50 per month for Pro, billed annually ($174); Starter is $15 monthly.
    • Only Descript lists macOS and Windows apps.
    • Only OpusClip lists an iOS app.
    • Descript also covers noise cancellation and screen recording.
  2. Riverside

    Remote recording studio for podcasts and video interviews

    • Riverside starts at $9.99 per month for Mobile Plus; web plans from $24 per month, billed annually. OpusClip starts at $14.50 per month for Pro, billed annually ($174); Starter is $15 monthly.
    • Only Riverside lists macOS and Android apps.
    • Riverside also covers screen recording.
  3. Vmaker AI

    AI video editor, clip maker and screen recorder in one account

    • Vmaker AI starts at $18 per month, billed yearly ($216); $24 billed monthly. OpusClip starts at $14.50 per month for Pro, billed annually ($174); Starter is $15 monthly.
    • Only Vmaker AI lists macOS and Windows apps.
    • Only Vmaker AI lists a browser extension.
    • Only OpusClip lists an iOS app.
  4. Tella

    Screen recorder with a built-in editor, layouts and 4K export

    • Tella starts at $13 per user / month, billed yearly ($26 billed monthly). OpusClip starts at $14.50 per month for Pro, billed annually ($174); Starter is $15 monthly.
    • OpusClip has a free plan. Tella does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Only Tella lists macOS and Windows apps.
    • Only Tella lists a browser extension.
  5. Vimeo

    Ad-free video hosting with a customizable player and review tools

    • Vimeo starts at $12 per month, billed annually ($20 billed monthly). OpusClip starts at $14.50 per month for Pro, billed annually ($174); Starter is $15 monthly.
    • Only Vimeo lists macOS and Android apps.
    • Vimeo also covers templates and screen recording.
  6. Kommodo

    AI screen recorder that turns recordings into guides and notes

    • Kommodo starts at $9 per user / month, billed annually ($15 billed monthly). OpusClip starts at $14.50 per month for Pro, billed annually ($174); Starter is $15 monthly.
    • Only Kommodo lists macOS, Windows and Android apps.
    • Only Kommodo lists a browser extension.
    • Kommodo also covers meeting notes and screen recording.
  7. Loom

    Screen and camera recorder for shareable video messages

    • Loom starts at $18 per user / month, billed monthly. OpusClip starts at $14.50 per month for Pro, billed annually ($174); Starter is $15 monthly.
    • Only Loom lists macOS, Windows and Android apps.
    • Only Loom lists a browser extension.
    • Only OpusClip lists a web app.
  8. Camtasia

    Screen recorder and video editor for tutorials and training videos

    • Camtasia starts at $39 per year, billed yearly (Starter; Editor exports stay watermarked). OpusClip starts at $14.50 per month for Pro, billed annually ($174); Starter is $15 monthly.
    • Only Camtasia lists Windows and macOS apps.
    • Only OpusClip lists an iOS app.
    • Camtasia also covers noise cancellation, templates and screen recording.
  9. Adobe Premiere

    Professional video editor for desktop, with a free mobile app

    • Adobe Premiere starts at US$22.99 per month, on an annual plan billed monthly. OpusClip starts at $14.50 per month for Pro, billed annually ($174); Starter is $15 monthly.
    • Only Adobe Premiere lists macOS, Windows and Android apps.
    • Only OpusClip lists a web app.
    • Adobe Premiere also covers noise cancellation and templates.
  10. Final Cut Pro

    Apple's professional video editor for Mac and iPad

    • Final Cut Pro starts at $12.99 per month or $129 per year for Apple Creator Studio. OpusClip starts at $14.50 per month for Pro, billed annually ($174); Starter is $15 monthly.
    • OpusClip has a free plan. Final Cut Pro does not, though it has a free trial.
    • Only Final Cut Pro lists a macOS app.
    • Only OpusClip lists a web app.
  11. Wondershare Filmora

    Desktop and mobile video editor with AI tools and a stock library

    • Wondershare Filmora starts at $49.99 per year (Basic), or $79.99 one-time for a perpetual license. OpusClip starts at $14.50 per month for Pro, billed annually ($174); Starter is $15 monthly.
    • Only Wondershare Filmora lists Windows, macOS and Android apps.
    • Only OpusClip lists a web app.
    • Wondershare Filmora can be bought with a one-time purchase.
  12. Vidyard

    Video messaging, AI avatars and video hosting for sales teams

    • Vidyard starts at $59 per seat / month, billed annually ($89 billed monthly). OpusClip starts at $14.50 per month for Pro, billed annually ($174); Starter is $15 monthly.
    • Only Vidyard lists macOS, Windows and Android apps.
    • Only Vidyard lists a browser extension.
    • Vidyard also covers screen recording, AI agents and reports.

Common questions

Which OpusClip alternatives have a Mac app?

Descript, Riverside, Vmaker AI, Tella, Vimeo, Kommodo, Loom, Camtasia and 54 more list a Mac app.

Does OpusClip have a Mac app?

The OpusClip listing does not include a Mac app. It lists Web and iOS.

Which of these screen recording and video tools are free?

Descript, Riverside, Vmaker AI, Vimeo, Kommodo, Loom, Camtasia, Adobe Premiere and 37 more are free or have a free plan.

When was this checked?

Each listing shows its own date. On this page they run from Oct 4, 2026 to Nov 13, 2026. Vendors change prices and plans without notice, so confirm on their site before you buy.

This page is built from the listings. A tool is here because its listing says so, and the order is how close each is to OpusClip: the alternatives its listing names first, then the tools that share the most features with it.