What are clipping campaigns?
5 min read · Updated October 24, 2026
Creators and brands pay clippers to turn their long videos into short ones and post them. You get paid by views. Here is how it works and how to keep up.
Clip faster with AI →How clipping campaigns work
A creator or company posts a campaign on a platform such as Whop's Content Rewards: a source (a podcast, a stream, a channel), a pay rate per thousand views, and a set of rules. Clippers make short clips from the source, post them on their own accounts, and submit the links. Views are counted and paid out at the campaign's rate.
The rules campaigns set
- Which moments or topics to clip, sometimes with exact timestamps.
- Required tags or mentions in the title or caption.
- Where clips may be posted, and minimum quality (captions, upright framing).
- What is not allowed: re-uploading the whole video, misleading titles, certain topics.
How to earn more
Volume and consistency win. The clippers who earn the most post many clips a day across accounts and learn which moments travel. That only works if making a clip takes minutes, not an hour.
Keep up with Zlayo
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Put the campaign rules in
Each project has a Campaign rules box. Times, quotes and topics the rules name are clipped first; banned topics are avoided.
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Get many clips from one video
Ask for as many clips as the video can hold, at the length you want. Moments already clipped from that video are never clipped again.
- 3
Download with the caption copied
Every download copies the post caption and hashtags, ready to paste.
Questions
Platforms like Whop's Content Rewards list campaigns. See zlayo.com/content-rewards.
Each campaign sets its own rate per thousand views; it varies widely by campaign and creator.
No. Zlayo finds the moments, frames, captions and cuts them; you check and post.