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Powder

Powder alternatives

From long streams to shorts with AI.

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The best alternatives to Powder are Spikes Studio, and OpusClip.

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AssemblyAI — Multilingual Speech-to-Text API with superhuman accuracy

Best alternatives to Powder

1. Spikes Studio
56 reviews
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Spikes helps creators extract captivating shorts from any video. Automatically get a title, description, hashtag recommendations, auto-captions, AI styling and quickly edit. Grow and give your audience more of you for a fraction of the time and cost!
🎉 Wow, Spikes looks like a creator's dream tool! The AI-generated title, description, and hashtags are a killer feature, especially for those of us who struggle with the post-production aspects. 🤖 Does the tool also offer any insights or analytics on the performance of the clips it helps produce? Congrats on the launch, excited to try it!
2. OpusClip
169 reviews
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OpusClip is a genAI video editing tool that turns long videos into viral shorts in 1 click. 1M+ creators, editors, agencies and marketers use OpusClip to create & grow faster. We built OpusClip to empower everyone to tell a story through short videos.
This is a fantastic product. I know it mentions that music videos are not good candidates, but - I disagree: the cuts were great. It identified some 'juicy' and fun interactions between the leads in the music video, as well as highlighting the unique choruses used in the song. I could see this used by managers or labels to help promote music, as well as a bunch of other entertainment industry uses.