MIT open-source clip generator: AI moment detection, face-tracked 9:16 crops and subtitles
Voice dubbing across 30+ languages and a YouTube thumbnail/title helper
MCP server for AI agents; self-hosting is free, you only pay any AI API usage
OpenShorts — straight answers
What is OpenShorts?
OpenShorts is listed under Video Editing & Repurposing, in the Content & Media Generation category on Flocci AI Tools. MIT open-source clip generator: AI moment detection, face-tracked 9:16 crops and subtitles. It is free, with no paid plan attached, and it lives at github.com.
Is OpenShorts free?
OpenShorts is listed as fully free — there is no paid tier attached to it in the catalog. That makes it one of the 397 entries on Flocci AI Tools with no upgrade path built in.
Can I use OpenShorts in a browser, or is there an app?
OpenShorts works in a normal browser tab with no install. It is available on self-hosting and the web.
What can OpenShorts do?
OpenShorts does 3 things the catalog singles out: Mit open-source clip generator: ai moment detection, face-tracked 9:16 crops and subtitles; voice dubbing across 30+ languages and a youtube thumbnail/title helper; mcp server for ai agents; self-hosting is free, you only pay any ai api usage.
What is the best free alternative to OpenShorts?
FunClip is the closest free alternative: it sits in the same Video Editing & Repurposing sub-category and is free. Auto-Editor, ClipsAI and DaVinci Resolve (free) also start free. The full list is on the alternatives page.