Subtitles, word by word
Burned in, in the language actually spoken, highlighted as each word is said. Style and position are yours to change.
Most clipping tools hand you a free tier and stamp their logo across the result. Zypherius does not draw a watermark at all — the renderer puts subtitles, your hook text and your caption on the frame, and stops there. What you download is what you post.
Ten credits at signup are one full clip job. No card, no trial clock, no logo in the corner.
A watermark on a free tier is a marketing line item: every clip you post advertises the tool, and removing the logo is what the first paid plan sells. Opus Clip publishes exactly that — its free tier carries a watermark and "watermark-free video export" begins on the $15 Starter plan (their pricing page, read 8 September 2026).
Zypherius sells credits, not the absence of a logo. A clip job costs 10 credits, credit packs start at EUR 5 for 100 credits, and the render is identical whichever credits you spend. There is no lower-quality free path to upsell you off.
Everything drawn on your clip is either your content or something you switched on.
Burned in, in the language actually spoken, highlighted as each word is said. Style and position are yours to change.
Optional text at the top and bottom of the clip, written by the director or typed by you, editable after the render.
Off by default. When you enable it, it is a thin bar you chose — not a logo you did not.
No corner logo, no "made with", no end card. The pipeline contains no branding overlay to begin with.
No card. The credits are granted when you open the video editor for the first time.
Any MP4, MOV, AVI, WEBM, MKV or M4V up to 500 MB. A two-minute test clip is enough to see the output.
Play it full screen, scrub to the last frame. If you find a watermark, write to info@prism.ee and we will refund the credits — there is nothing in the renderer that could draw one.
No. Free credits and paid credits run the same render path. The pipeline has no branding overlay in it, so there is nothing to remove on a higher plan.
1080p — 1080×1920 for 9:16, 1080×1080 for 1:1 and 1920×1080 for 16:9. Audio is normalised to −14 LUFS, which is what social platforms expect.
Sometimes. The full-video mode has a watermark-removal pass that blurs a fixed logo region. It works on a static overlay in a corner; it cannot repair a logo that moves or sits across the speaker.
One job returning up to two clips. If the director finds more than two moments worth cutting, the job costs 15 credits, so the free grant covers a two-clip run.
No. The clips are yours, with no attribution requirement and no logo to explain.
Ten credits are waiting in a new account — one full clip job, no card, no watermark on what comes out.