New OpusClip Updates Revealed at VidSummit 2025

[00:01] to show you guys today. Uh we just released this a few weeks ago. It's called Agent Opus. Uh it's still in private beta, so uh it's still still are really excited to show this to you guys. Agent Opus is a tool that

[00:15] guys. Agent Opus is a tool that basically takes uh your ideas, uh your articles, anything that you've written, anything that you want to talk about um and basically you feed it in there. So basically as you see here right it says

[00:27] create a a video on the cost of migrating to Mars using these links. So with sources source materials. Maybe you read an article even and you strongly article in and then tell the AI like I actually completely disagree with it.

[00:41] something contradictory and here's a video I want you to make about these two sources and how do you reconcile them blah blah blah. Right? um what actually happens after you put all that information in. Uh the AI takes a minute

[00:54] to script out the actual script of what the video will be with you. Um it then gives it to you. You have uh uh time to basically go through and edit it uh down to basically being the final script. So it says exactly what you want to say. Uh

[01:07] you don't leave it anything up to chance. Uh and then from there you take that uh you throw it uh you take that it just runs in about 30 45 minutes later want to see one of the projects in action? You guys didn't who didn't see

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[02:18] AI demand, competition, and whether it evolves beyond hardware. The price the story you buy. >> Yeah. So basically, as you guys could see throughout the video, it grabbed different real world assets from across

[02:31] the internet and combined them with different AI assets, articles, things like that, and basically put it together uh into a completed video. Um some of once you're uh once you're actually giving it your stuff, right? So the

[02:45] first thing it does once you give it uh the initial inputs is it you have an AI researcher that goes out across the entire internet, finds all the relevant you might want in that video and collects it all for you. Um and makes it

[02:58] script. We then have a script writer all the relevant assets, the B-rolls that it found, everything that it can script for you uh that it thinks it'll do the best job actually performing on

[03:11] screen. Um, now from there obviously like because we again the AI generally style and tone and everything like that, you have the full power to actually edit you have the full power to actually edit that script to match your style. Um, and

[03:25] then from there there's a storyboard artist. Uh, that storyboard artist goes through the entire script from there and it storyboards out each individual scene of that video. Um, and it basically goes one by one uh and gives you access to

[03:37] each of those scenes in the storyboard. uh uh so that you can sort of see how it manager. So that again is part of the researcher. It goes out and collects all into the video. Uh you know, creative common stuff uh B-roll, whatever it's

[03:51] allowed to use under fair use, uh combined with uh real world assets that we recreate. Um uh and we also have our own original hook designer. So it designs different styles of hooks for you. Uh you'll see that in a sec. Um and

[04:04] basically you get to choose what kind of style of hook you want at the beginning. going for. Uh this one is probably the most exciting, the motion designer. Um so we've built a pretty uh sophisticated motion designer that can take real world

[04:17] motion designer that can take real world assets uh um images, articles, things like that off the internet uh and through a combination of different AI tools, we're able to basically turn those uh uh like standalone images into

[04:30] visually appealing motion graphics. Um, so it can actually bring those concepts to life on the screen for you, uh, using AI. So rather than doing like we're just AI. So rather than doing like we're just going all V3 or all Sora 2 completely AI

[04:43] generative elements to help with the storytelling without becoming the storytelling. And then finally, uh, the video editor. Not ready yet. We're tune for that one. Uh, and then finally, the voice actor, which you can we have a

[04:57] your own voice. You can upload your own avatar. Uh, and we are working on the upload your own original A-roll as well. Um, but you guys, as you guys can see, and everything. So, still working on that part as well. Um, you know, I think

[05:12] that the main limitations to it right now are, like I said, one A-roll, right? Uh, and B-roll as well. So, we're making it better for you to be able to upload more of your own B-roll assets to work into it. Uh, and then I think the other

[05:25] figure out is like the is the post-production editing where you can adjustments, try to clean things up, uh, uh, fix things up a little bit. I think people that are trying to take trying to really just scale up their content that

[05:40] they're able to put out. And as you guys can see here, it's not like just yet trying to make sure everything is like highly informative, engaging, uh and actually speaks uh to your audience in a

[05:53] audience, right? Uh so it's not really meant to be random. It's supposed to be, stories that I wanted to talk about this week that I just didn't get to. Or these are things that uh you know, I think my audience would love, but maybe the

[06:06] thumbnail uh and title wouldn't really work well as a long form. So I can just have it scripted up. Let's see how this goes. uh and and just post the result This isn't going to be your AI slot product. If you want to make cat memes,

[06:20] there's other things for that that kind of product. Sure. Uh this is yeah, this talk about. I want to control the result of what I'm talking about. I want to value that I'm creating. If you want to create content using AI that is

[06:36] audience, like this is the way to do it for sure. So that's what we're trying to >> So a few things that we want to talk about today. Um the very first is that recently uh Opus Clip uh they just announced right before VidSummit that

[06:48] they have an integration with Zapier. So if anybody is uh not familiar with Zapier, it is a platform that allows people to automate different tasks that they have around their workflows. So um an example of how you can use Zapier

[07:01] with Opus Clip with this integration is let's say for example that um you have somebody that edits your short form content and you just need it captioned. Then in that particular case, what you can do is you can take all like a whole

[07:14] file or a whole folder of your vertical content that's already been edited, drop it into a Dropbox folder, and Zapier is going to be monitoring that folder, and as soon as it detects that those videos are in there, it's going to take them

[07:26] Clip for captioning. Now, if you're already a Opus Clip user, one of the really cool things about this is that it also allows you to select your brand way when you're setting up your automations. So because of that, you can

[07:39] different things, different aspect ratios and things like that inside of it. Um, another great use case for this is right now if you're an Opus Clip user, one of the things that you have to do is you have to, you know, open up the

[07:52] there, you have to hit the submit button, and then you have to wait for it they've done with this Zapier integration is the same concept where Google Drive folder or however you store it in the cloud. And as soon as it

[08:08] there, then it will automatically send them over to Opus Clip for processing. you know how efficient it is. Um, with this, it's just going to help you uh speed up your workflow. Um, if you haven't tried OpusClip yet, you can go

[08:21] to opus.pro and check it out, see for yourself. They do have like a free play with it, you know, just kind of see how the whole thing works. Um, and then how the whole thing works. Um, and then and then you can take it from there.