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ClipShrink

Online video compressor and video-to-text transcription

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About ClipShrink

ClipShrink compresses video in the browser, so files on your device are not uploaded for compression. Video-to-text transcription needs an account, credits, and cloud processing. Free is $0 and includes 10 credits once. Starter is $9 one-time and Creator is $19 one-time.

Best for

  • Shrinking video files without uploading them
  • Occasional transcription of short recordings
  • Quick trimming and cropping in the browser
  • Email-sized video: Shrink a large clip below an attachment limit.
  • Meeting transcripts: Turn a recorded call into text.
  • Quick edits: Trim or crop a clip without installing software.
  • Audio extraction: Convert a video to MP3.

Not ideal for

  • Users who need a documented API
  • Teams that need a named transcription model or enterprise terms
  • Desktop-app users

Popular with

  • Independent creators
  • Video editors
  • Podcasters
  • Students
  • Small teams

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Key features

  • Browser video compression
  • Video to text
  • Public link import
  • Video cutter and crop
  • Video to MP3 and audio cutter
  • Image and PDF compression
  • Translation tools
  • Credit history

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Video compression runs locally in the browser
  • Local trimming, cropping, audio, image and PDF tools cost no credits
  • One-time credit packs with no subscription and a 7-day refund on unused packs
  • Transcription cost is quoted before you approve it
  • Failed transcription jobs restore reserved credits

Cons

  • Paid checkout was not open when checked
  • Transcription model and provider are not disclosed
  • Free tier gives only 10 credits once
  • No API, desktop app or mobile app
  • Operator is not clearly identified; support is a personal email address

Pricing

Plans as listed by the vendor on . Check their site for current prices.

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Free

$0one-time

10 credits once

  • 10 credits once
  • Browser video compression (files stay on device)

Starter

$9one-time

One-time Starter plan

  • One-time purchase
  • Transcription credits

Creator

$19one-time

One-time Creator plan

  • One-time purchase
  • Transcription credits

Our ratings

Scored out of 10 by the Finder Atlas editorial team.

7.1overall
Ease of Use
8.0
Value for Money
7.5
Feature Depth
6.5
Privacy & Data Handling
7.5
Transparency
6.0

Platforms and integrations

Available on

  • Web

Works with

  • Creem

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Frequently asked questions

Are my videos uploaded when I compress them?

No for compression. The site says compression uses local browser encoding, though public link imports pass through the service before local encoding.

How much does transcription cost?

1 credit per started minute of media, so a 90-second recording costs 2 credits. You see the exact quote before approving.

Does ClipShrink have a subscription?

No. Credits are sold as one-time packs ($9 for 750, $19 for 2,000) that never expire. Checkout was not yet open when checked.

What is the maximum upload size for transcription?

The video-to-text page accepts audio or video files up to 2 GB.

Is there a desktop app?

No. The site states that no downloadable macOS or Windows app is available.

Which AI model does the transcription use?

The site does not say. Processing runs on its own workers with private Cloudflare R2 storage.

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