How to become a clipper in 2026?
Complete guide to getting started in clipping and earning money making viral clips.
What is a clipper?
A clipper is someone who transforms long-form content (streams, podcasts, shows) into short, impactful clips. These clips are then published on platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts.
The clipper profession has grown with the explosion of short-form content. Content creators need visibility, and clippers help them reach new audiences without extra effort.
Why become a clipper?
Steps to become a clipper
1. Choose your tools
You don't need professional equipment. A smartphone or PC with free editing software is enough:
- CapCut — free, mobile and desktop
- DaVinci Resolve — free, desktop
- TikTok editor — free, in-app
- Premiere Pro / Final Cut — paid, professional
2. Create your social media accounts
To publish your clips, you'll need accounts on the main platforms:
- TikTok (the most important)
- Instagram (for Reels)
- YouTube (for Shorts)
3. Sign up on Klips
Klips lets you find creator campaigns looking for clippers. You get paid for every view your clips generate.
4. Choose your campaigns
On Klips, browse available campaigns and pick the ones that match your interests: gaming, comedy, music, podcasts...
5. Create and publish your clips
Watch the source content, identify the best moments, edit your clips, and publish them on your channels. The more views your clips generate, the more you earn.
How much can you earn?
Earnings vary based on the number of views generated and each campaign's rate. Typically, rates range from €0.05 to €0.20 per 1,000 views. Top clippers on Klips earn several hundred euros per month.