Vizard Review: Pricing, Free Plan and Credit Limits

Vizard at a glance

What is Vizard used for?

The Vizard homepage lays out a three-step workflow: upload and transcribe a video, click to generate AI clips, then download or publish.

Clip generation and reframing

The AI finds highlights, cuts them and reframes them vertically, keeping key subjects centred. The homepage promises "30+ clips, in one click" from a long video. Treat that as the vendor's claim, since it is not tied to a plan limit.

Captions and extras

Captions, AI emoji, AI B-roll and AI-written social captions and hashtags are listed on the homepage.

Editing by transcript

The editor lets you delete transcript text to cut the matching footage. It also has timeline editing, aspect-ratio changes and brand templates. Caption translation covers over 100 languages, per the homepage.

Publishing and teams

You can download clips, share them as links or publish from Vizard. Creator adds scheduled posts. Team workspaces let members join and view projects, and share previews with clients. The homepage also lists Vizard Agent, AI Studio and an API; the pricing page gives API rate limits of 1 a minute on Free, 3 on Creator and 10 on Business.

Who Vizard is for, and who should skip it

The homepage names creators and podcasters, coaches and consultants, social and event marketers, and agencies and freelancers. It fits anyone with hours of recorded talk and little editing time.

• Skip it if you upload a lot of footage. Every uploaded minute costs a credit, and Free stops at 60.
• Skip the Free plan for client work. It exports at 720p with a watermark, and Creator is where "no watermark" starts.
• Think twice about confidential recordings. The Terms allow machine-learning use of processed content (see data section below).
• Check seats first if you run a team. Business adds invited members at a published $5 a month per seat.

How much does Vizard cost?

Prices below are US dollars, read on the Vizard pricing page on 13 October 2026. Yearly billing is advertised as 50% off.

The comparison table lists "From 600" monthly credits for both paid plans, with a slider for higher volumes. It does not show what the monthly price is for each credit step, so the cost grows with volume. The 600-credit start is the figure we could read; confirm what your chosen monthly or yearly toggle gives before paying.

Per the page, Creator and Business renew automatically at the end of each billing cycle, and the card on file is charged. The billing FAQ says payments go through Stripe and the cancellation route is the Workspace-Subscription screen, with the plan expiring at the end of the billing cycle. For refunds, the Vizard Terms of Service allow a request within 7 days of purchase if the services have not been used.

Is Vizard free?

Yes. The Free plan is $0 and gives 60 credits a month, one social account, a private workspace, AI-generated clips and full access to the video editor. The limits are the 720p export, the watermark, the 10-minute export length and storage that lasts 3 days. The homepage says "Try it free. No sign up needed."

How Vizard handles your content

The Terms of Service are dated 31 October 2022, and the Vizard Privacy Policy carries the same date. Read on 13 October 2026, they say the following.

• Licence. By uploading you grant Vizard a nonexclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, sub-licensable licence to use, host, reproduce and display your content, "solely for the operation and maintenance of the Website".
• Machine learning. The Terms say the service may use machine learning "to calibrate data models, and improve algorithms" while processing user content and usage data. Nothing in the Terms prohibits using that to tune the underlying models. This is not a promise that your video is excluded from improvement work.
• Analytics. The Privacy Policy names Microsoft Clarity and Microsoft Advertising for behavioural metrics, heatmaps and session replay.
• Deletion. You can delete certain personal information, but Vizard may keep a copy for the time needed for its legal obligations and partners.
• Moderation. Vizard may remove or block content on complaint, an infringement notice, an order of a public authority or if it sees risk.

Where Vizard's own pages disagree

• The seat price. The comparison grid on the pricing page showed a seat charge that read as $0 in one rendering, while the plan card says $5 a month per seat. Go by the card, and confirm at checkout.
• Refunds. The pricing billing FAQ describes cancelling at the end of the cycle and says nothing about refunds, while the Terms allow one within 7 days if unused.
• Dates. The Terms and Privacy Policy are both dated October 2022, yet the Terms reference the Publish to YouTube feature and the product now includes newer tools such as Vizard Agent, so the legal pages may not describe every current feature.
• Scale claim. The homepage says it is trusted by 10 million+ creators and businesses. No paying-customer count is given, so the figure cannot be compared with plan sizes.

How Vizard compares with other tools reviewed here

Vizard vs Opus Clip. Both turn long videos into short clips. Our Opus Clip review (checked 24 September 2026) shows a Free plan with 60 processing minutes a month and watermarked exports, Starter at $15 a month with 150 minutes and Pro at $29 a month with 300 minutes. Vizard's Creator is also $29 a month, but its minimum credit allowance is shown as 600.

Vizard vs Submagic. Submagic is built around captions and edits, with Starter at $19 a month (or $12 billed yearly) for 15 videos a month capped at 2 minutes each, per our review checked 24 September 2026. Vizard meters by uploaded minute rather than by number of videos.

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