# reap AI video editing, localization, and publishing for creators, teams, and developers. - Findings24: - ウェブサイト: - 料金: Freemium - カテゴリー: AI動画編集 ## reapとは? reap is an AI video editor for turning long videos, webinars, and interviews into short clips and localized content. It combines clipping, captioning, reframing, dubbing, and publishing in a single workflow. Creators can refine videos in the editor, while teams and developers can automate processing through its REST API, CLI, and MCP support. ## reapでできること ### Prompt-first clipping Specify topics, product mentions, or audience angles to guide clip selection. The AI analyzes facial expressions, vocal tone, pauses, and pacing, and assigns clips a virality score. ### Animated captions and localization Apply 50+ caption presets, translate subtitles into 100+ languages, and generate romanized captions such as Hinglish, Romanized Urdu, and Arabizi. AI dubbing supports 80+ languages. ### Speaker tracking and reframing Track speakers and adapt footage to vertical, square, or landscape formats, with aspect-ratio access depending on the plan. Dynamic layouts include single crops, zoomed-out views, and split layouts. ### Transcript editing and branding Delete or rearrange transcript text to edit the corresponding video. Add logo overlays, intro and outro cards, and reusable brand caption templates. ### Publishing and scheduling Connect social accounts to publish clips directly and schedule posts with a content calendar. Supported destinations include TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn, Facebook, and X, depending on the plan. ### Developer automation Use asynchronous REST endpoints for clipping, captions, dubbing, transcription, and reframing. Python and Node.js SDKs, webhooks, CLI access, and MCP support connect processing to applications and automation workflows. ## 利用シーン ### Podcast and interview promotion Extract topic-specific segments from multi-speaker recordings and prepare captioned clips for social channels. ### Multilingual campaign production Create dubbed and subtitled versions of a launch video for different language audiences without recording each version separately. ### Team content operations Coordinate shared projects, apply consistent branding, and schedule content across accounts in a team workspace. ### Automated video libraries Build workflows that submit recordings for processing, monitor job status, and retrieve finished assets through the API. ## よくある質問 ### What does the free plan include? The free plan includes up to one hour per month each of AI clipping and captioning, basic subtitle styles, and watermarked 720p exports. Free projects expire after seven days. ### How much do paid plans cost? The displayed annual billing is $119.88 for Creator ($9.99 monthly equivalent) and $348 for Studio ($29 monthly equivalent). Creator lists 10 hours per month each of clipping and captioning with 1080p exports; Studio lists 20 hours each, 4K exports, and up to three users. Enterprise is custom-priced. ### Which video sources can I import? reap supports file uploads and direct imports from YouTube, Twitch, Twitter/X, and Vimeo. Upload limits are 5 GB on Free and 10 GB on Creator and Studio. ### Is API access included in paid plans? Every paid plan includes API, CLI, and MCP access. API jobs follow an asynchronous workflow: submit a request, poll for processing status, and retrieve the results. ### Can I combine footage from multiple videos? Multi-video merge can combine clips from different sources into a finished video, including interviews, highlights, and B-roll. The website labels this capability as a private beta. ### How long are purchased credits valid? Purchased credits are available immediately and expire after 13 months. The pricing page allows additional credit purchases once existing credits run out. ## クイック情報 - **Category**: AI video editing and content repurposing - **Access**: Web app, REST API, CLI, and MCP - **Subtitle outputs**: SRT and VTT - **Video export**: MP4; resolution and watermark depend on plan - **Website**: https://reap.video