FlexClip vs Typito Comparison 2026
FlexClip is a full template-based editor, free at 720p for twelve projects before Plus reaches $19.99 a month, or $11.99 billed annually. Typito is narrower: text overlays, lower thirds and brand templates laid over footage you already have, free for 30 minutes of export a month before Solo costs $15 a month billed annually. FlexClip cuts a whole video; Typito dresses one you already cut.
At a glance
- Typito starts cheaper, at $15.
- Both have a genuinely free tier.
Side by side
FlexClip | Typito | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price (they differ) | From $19.99 | From $15 |
| Pricing model | Free plan, paid tiers | Free plan, paid tiers |
| Free tier | Yes | Yes |
| Billing | Monthly or annual | Not stated |
| Free trial | Not stated | Not stated |
| API | Not stated | Not stated |
FlexClip
Template-led video editing in a browser
FlexClip is a template-first video editor for somebody making a promo or a social post rather than a film. The free plan exports at 720p and caps projects, stock use and length. Paying takes it to 1080p and opens the stock library properly. Credits meter the AI features on top of that.
Our note
Judge this on whether its templates suit what you make, because that is the entire product. Canva covers the same ground with a wider library if you also need static graphics.
Typito
Text and graphics laid over video
Typito is for putting text and graphics on top of video: lower thirds, captions, titles that match a brand rather than a preset. It is a browser tool aimed at marketers instead of editors, so the templates carry most of the design decisions. Export duration is what the plans meter, and the free one gives you thirty minutes a month.
Our note
The export minute allowance matters more than the price on this one, and the free tier's thirty minutes goes quickly. Kapwing costs about the same and does more, so pick Typito when the typography is the job.
Why people weigh these two
- Typito instead of FlexClip
- Typito does the same template-led editing in a browser, focused on text and graphics over video, with a free tier and a slightly lower $15 starting price.
- FlexClip instead of Typito
- FlexClip leans on templates to build the whole video, not just the text layer, from $19.99, a fuller editor around the same lower-thirds-and-captions job.
Which one should you pick
Pick FlexClip to build a video from a template rather than layer graphics onto existing footage. Free allows twelve projects at 720p; Plus at $19.99 a month, or $11.99 billed annually, adds 1080p and unlimited saved projects.
Choose Typito when the footage already exists and the job is captions, lower thirds and a consistent brand look on top of it. Solo is $15 a month billed annually for 60 minutes of export a month with no watermark, and the export-minute allowance is the number to watch, since the free plan's 30 minutes goes quickly.
Common questions
- Which is cheaper?
- Committed to annual billing, FlexClip's Plus at $11.99 a month is cheaper than Typito's Solo at $15. Paying month to month, only FlexClip states a rate, at $19.99; Typito's listing gives no monthly figure.
- What do the free plans allow?
- FlexClip's free plan exports at 720p with up to twelve projects and ten-minute videos. Typito's free plan caps projects at five minutes and export at 30 minutes a month with 250 MB of storage.
- Which one is built for adding text to footage I already shot?
- Typito is: lower thirds, captions and brand-consistent templates laid over existing video. FlexClip's listing centres on building a video from its own template library instead.
- Does either remove a watermark on a paid plan?
- Typito does, from the $15 a month Solo tier up; its free plan carries one. FlexClip's listing does not mention a watermark on its free plan, only caps on resolution, project count and length.
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