Is there a free way to get OpusClip clips without a watermark?

Not from OpusClip's own pages. The Free plan and trial exports carry the watermark, and watermark removal is listed on the paid plans. A free option would be a different tool, and each one has its own rules.

Does the OpusClip trial export with a watermark?

Yes. OpusClip's help centre says videos exported during the free trial include the OpusClip watermark, and trial users also cannot post to social media directly or use bulk download.

Which OpusClip plan is the cheapest one without a watermark?

Starter is the cheapest plan that lists watermark removal, at $15 a month on monthly billing with 150 credits. Pro costs $29 a month and adds more credits and a longer export window.

Can I remove the OpusClip watermark from a clip I already downloaded?

OpusClip's pages do not describe a way to do that, and this page does not recommend third-party removers. Ask OpusClip support whether the project can be re-exported on a paid plan.

Does KeyMo put a watermark on clips from the cheapest plan?

No. KeyMo exports have no watermark on any plan, including Starter at $12 a month. It has no free plan, so every export comes from a paid plan.

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OpusClip watermark remover: what takes the watermark off

By Rakshit · Updated October 11, 2026

Yes, OpusClip puts its watermark on Free plan exports and on videos exported during its free trial. Its pricing page lists watermark removal on the paid Starter plan and watermark-free export on Pro, so the official fix is a paid plan, not a separate remover tool. KeyMo is another route: it has no watermark on any plan.

Does OpusClip have a watermark?

It does, on the plans that cost nothing. OpusClip's pricing page describes the Free plan as 60 credits a month, up to 1080p rendered clips, "Has watermark", no editing, and says clips can no longer be exported after 3 days. Its help centre adds that videos exported during the free trial also carry the OpusClip watermark.

That explains the search you probably typed. If you ran a podcast through OpusClip, liked the clips, and then saw a logo burned into the corner of the download, you were on the free tier or inside the trial. The trial itself is described on OpusClip's homepage as 7 days of the Pro plan with 90 minutes of processing, but the watermark still applies to what you export in it.

OpusClip no watermark: the plans that remove it

OpusClip's own pricing page is the source here. Starter lists "Remove Watermark" in its features. Pro lists watermark-free export along with a longer export window. Business is custom-priced through sales.

From OpusClip's pricing page and help centre, read 11 October 2026.
Plan	Price listed	Credits	Watermark	How long exports stay available
Free	$0	60 a month	Yes	3 days
Starter	$15 a month, monthly only	150 a month	Remove Watermark listed	30-day limit on the pricing table
Pro	$29 a month, or $14.50 a month billed $174 yearly	300 a month per pack	Watermark-free export listed	No limit
Business	Contact sales	Custom	Everything in Pro, plus custom items	No limit

The Free row and the Starter row differ in more than the logo. Moving to Starter also changes the export window from 3 days to a 30-day limit, which matters if you batch-edit later in the week.

How far 60 free credits go

OpusClip's help centre says processing costs 1 credit per minute of the original video you import. A 30-minute video costs 30 credits. A video under a minute rounds up to 1 credit, and partial minutes round down.

So the Free plan's 60 credits cover about one hour of source video a month. A single hour-long podcast episode uses all of it. Starter's 150 credits cover two and a half hours, which is two full hour-long episodes plus a half. Pro's 300 credits cover five. Monthly credits expire after 60 days, so they roll over one extra month; yearly plans receive a full year of credits up front, valid for 12 months.

What this page does not cover

We do not cover tools that claim to strip a watermark from a finished OpusClip export. OpusClip's own pages describe a paid plan as the route to a clean export, and that is the only route this page recommends.

One gap is worth knowing about before you pay. The pages we read do not say whether a clip you already exported with the watermark can be re-exported clean after you upgrade. On the Free plan the clip may also be past its 3-day window by then. If you are in that spot, ask OpusClip support before you buy.

If you would rather start with no watermark at all

KeyMo exports with no watermark on any plan. It takes a pasted YouTube link on paid plans or an MP4 or MOV upload from 5 minutes to 3 hours, and returns up to 15 vertical clips at 1080x1920, each with a score out of 10 and a one-line reason. See KeyMo pricing.

	OpusClip Starter	KeyMo Starter
Price	$15 a month	$12 a month
Allowance	150 credits, 1 per source minute	300 source minutes
Free tier	Yes, with watermark	None; no trial either
Output shape	9:16 only on Starter	9:16 only, 1080x1920
Link and file sources	YouTube, Google Drive, Vimeo, Zoom and more; local uploads	YouTube link (paid plans) or MP4 or MOV upload

OpusClip is the better fit if you need a free tier to test on, more import sources, or Pro-level aspect ratios and 4K from a 4K source. KeyMo is the better fit if you want the watermark question settled before you upload and prefer scored clips over a long list. The full comparison is at KeyMo vs OpusClip, and other OpusClip alternatives covers the rest.

Sources: OpusClip pricing (checked 11 October 2026); OpusClip help: features not included in the free trial (checked 11 October 2026); OpusClip help: how credits are consumed (checked 11 October 2026); OpusClip help: plans (checked 11 October 2026); OpusClip help: download and post in 4K (checked 11 October 2026); OpusClip home page (checked 11 October 2026).