Video Tap Alternatives

If you're looking for another Video Tap alternative, Descript is worth a look. It's an AI-powered video and podcast editor that can automatically transcribe your content, select clips with AI, and add one-click captions. It also can translate into multiple languages and can generate YouTube descriptions and show notes. Descript is geared for marketing, sales and learning development teams, with a starting price of $12 per person per month.

Another good Video Tap alternative is Chopcast. The service converts webinars and video podcasts into short-form clips for social media. It uses AI to spot the most important moments in videos and adds subtitles in more than 95% of languages. Chopcast is geared for B2B teams that want to get the most out of their content on social media, and it offers free and paid options.

For a more general-purpose tool, you might like Swell AI. It can convert audio or video into a range of formats, including transcripts, clips, show notes and articles. It also suggests transcripts based on AI processing, offers public shareable links and can be integrated with chatbots and programming interfaces. Swell AI is geared for podcasters, content creators and agencies that want to automate content creation and get the most out of their content strategy. Prices range from Hobby (free) to Agency ($49/month).

Last, OneTake is an autonomous AI video editor that can turn raw video into finished presentations quickly. It offers features like translations in multiple languages, content suggestions and scriptwriting. It's geared for entrepreneurs, course creators and consultants. OneTake integrates with sites like Kajabi and Clickfunnels so you can easily share your videos on popular sites. The Business plan includes all AI video and audio features, but the International plan adds translations in six languages.