For clippers paid per 1,000 views

AI clipper for Whop & Vyro clipping

The AI finds the moments. You pick the clips.

Paste a stream or YouTube link you don’t own. Keep the moments you want and get captioned 9:16 clips back, no watermark.

Updated

No watermark, ever
Clip videos you don’t own
~12 clips per stream hour
Credits never expire
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Ranked by viral score
83
#1
at 1:44:24
82
#2
at 2:38:24
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#3
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Illustration with sample gameplay. The scores are real: the median at each rank across 35 typical runs in our data.
01The market

How much Whop clipping pays

Brands have worked out that a thousand views from a clipper costs about a dollar. So they fund pools, and thousands of people cut streams for a living.
$40K+
paid to clippers a day

Through Whop’s Content Rewards, across nearly a million videos a month, as of April 2026.[1]

1.68B
YouTube views in 30 days

On clips of just six streamers: 9,941 clips posted by 1,820 separate clipper accounts.[2]

$3
per 1,000 views on Vyro

The MrBeast-backed marketplace. Whop campaigns list anywhere from $0.20 to $6.[2][4]

02The part nobody screenshots

Clipping rates per 1,000 views

The headline rate is a ceiling. Pools cap out, only approved and verified views count, and the streamers paying out the most money pay well under a dollar per thousand views:
Top advertised campaign rate$6.00 / 1K views
the high end of Whop listings[4]
Average Whop campaign$1.00 / 1K views
around a dollar per thousand[1]
The largest streamer deals$0.40 / 1K views
$40–50 per 100,000 views — N3on, and MrBeast’s own clippers[2][5]
$1.4M

Paid by one streamer, N3on, to 303 clippers in five weeks — at that sub-dollar rate. The money comes from volume, not rate.[2]

23–67

Clips posted in one month by seven of the eight biggest clip channels in the census, at 62M to 111M views each. The top of this business is volume.[2]

You can’t negotiate the rate. What you control is what one clip costs you and how many shots on goal you take. That’s the whole business. The full breakdown

03The only equation that matters

Break-even views per clip

A clip pays for itself once it clears this many views. Everything after that is margin — and the top of the fraction, your cost per clip, is the one number you control.
cost per clip÷rate per 1,000× 1,000 =views to break even
Cutting by hand
$3.33 a clip

20 minutes to find, cut, reframe and caption one clip, if your time is worth $10 an hour. Both are assumptions — swap in yours.

With Zoupyu · Clipper pack
$0.05 a clip

$19 for 30 hours of stream, at the ~12 clips an hour we actually return. Your time goes on picking, not cutting.

Views before one clip pays for itself
63× fewer views
Cutting by hand3.3K
Zoupyu · Clipper pack53
101001K10K

Log scale — each step is 10× the views. $0.40 is what the largest streamer deals pay per 1,000.

04Measured on our pipeline

Clips per hour of stream, measured

Not a demo reel. These are 530 real runs on YouTube and Twitch links — 5,133 clips cut from 336 hours of footage pulled straight from a pasted link.
12
clips per hour of stream

Median across 128 link runs of 30 minutes or longer.

30 min
for a one-hour stretch

Median, job start to last clip rendered. Nine in ten inside 44 minutes.

68%
of clips score 70+

Of 4,740 scored clips. The best clip in a typical run scores 82.

38s
median clip length

Half of all clips land between 26 and 57 seconds — Shorts, TikTok and Reels length.

Where the best moments sit

6 in 10 of a long stream’s best moments start after the first hour.

First hour · 39%
After the first hour · 61%

That’s the stretch nobody reaches when they scrub a VOD by hand at midnight — and the reason to let the whole thing be read. Small sample: the top three clips from 16 VODs over 90 minutes that were processed whole.

Zoupyu production data to 14 September 2026, clips mode, YouTube and Twitch links only. Turnaround excludes queue wait. The viral score is our model’s prediction of clip strength, not views achieved.

05Your clips, not the AI’s

Pick and trim your clips before they render

AI tools hand over a finished batch, so everyone using one posts near-identical cuts. Zoupyu stops once it has found the moments and leaves the calls to you.

Pick the moments yourself

Zoupyu finds the moments, then stops. They sit on one timeline over the stream, with the most-replayed parts of a YouTube video marked. Play any of them, keep the ones you would post, drop the rest, or switch on the extra moments it found. Only what you keep gets rendered.

Cut it on the word

Drag a moment’s start and end; the edges snap to the nearest sentence. The transcript sits under the player: tap a line just outside the moment to pull it in. Tap any word the transcript got wrong and fix it, and the captions burn your version.

Frame the streamer your way

Facecam puts the cam in a band on top, and you set how big: anywhere from 30% to 50% of the frame. Two streamers on cam get both cams side by side, and if a streamer drags the cam mid-stream, the crop follows it. Split follows whoever is talking. When we spot a cam we suggest Facecam; the choice stays yours.

Finish it like your page

Eleven caption looks, with the case, spacing, highlight and animation yours to change. Then open any finished clip in the editor: add a headline in one of 13 fonts (or have the AI draft a few), place and size it, add a filter or adjust the colour. What the editor shows is exactly what renders.

Picking, trimming and fixing words cost nothing extra; the credit was spent when you pressed Generate. Re-rendering a finished clip in the editor uses credits: one covers ten edits.

06Built for review, not just for export

Why clipping campaigns reject clips

Views only pay once a clip is approved. Here’s the honest version: some of these we solve, some we help with, and two are yours.
The re-upload
  • ✗ About two-thirds of the screen is black bars
  • ✗ The streamer is a thumbnail in the corner
  • ✗ Identical to every other lazy repost
Zoupyu
  • ✓ Facecam detected and docked on top, at the size you set (30–50%)
  • ✓ Two streamers on cam? Both cams, side by side
  • ✓ Gameplay reframed to fill the frame
  • ✓ Word-timed captions burned in when there’s speech
Real stream footage, framed with the same geometry Zoupyu renders with. The subtitle in this clip is the game’s own.
A watermark the brief said not to use
Brands running campaigns have rejected watermarked clips in bulk.[3]
Solved

No watermark on any plan, free included.

Looks like a plain re-upload
Instagram said on 30 April it will act against accounts that simply re-upload other people’s content.[5]
Helps

Every clip is reframed to 9:16 with word-timed captions burned in — and you choose the moment, where it starts and ends, the layout, the caption look and a headline. Your edit, not a mirror.

The same moment fifty other clippers posted
Duplicate and near-duplicate submissions get turned away.
Helps

Moments are pulled from the whole stretch you pick — including the hours of a VOD nobody scrubs — and you set where each one starts and ends, so your cut is not the next clipper’s.

Submitted after the pool ran dry
Budgets drain first come, first served.
Helps

Paid packs go ahead of new free jobs in the queue, and an hour of stream comes back in about 30 minutes.

Missing hashtags, credits or a linked account
The brief’s own rules.
Yours

Not ours to fix. We make the clips — we don’t post or submit them for you.

Footage you had no right to use
A public VOD is not a license.
Yours

Clip inside a campaign brief. That is your permission, and it is yours to check.

07Pick by how much you post

Clipping credit packs, no subscription

One credit is one hour of stream. Packs are one-time, stack when you buy more, and never expire — so a campaign drought costs you nothing.
Testing campaigns
Starter
$9
~144
clips from 12 hours of stream
  • ~5 clips a day for a month — a handful of posts a day
  • ~98 of them scoring 70+
  • $0.06 a clip · breaks even at 63 views ($1.00/1K)
  • Every clip in HD, HD previews, no watermark, priority queue
Posting every day
Clipper
$19
~360
clips from 30 hours of stream
  • ~12 clips a day for a month — double digits a day
  • ~245 of them scoring 70+
  • $0.05 a clip · breaks even at 53 views ($1.00/1K)
  • Every clip in HD, HD previews, no watermark, priority queue
Running accounts
Pro
$49
~960
clips from 80 hours of stream
  • ~32 clips a day for a month — volume across several accounts
  • ~653 of them scoring 70+
  • $0.05 a clip · breaks even at 52 views ($1.00/1K)
  • Every clip in HD, HD previews, no watermark, priority queue

Not ready to pay? Start free: 3 credits, 10 minutes each, every clip previewed and one per video in full HD. Clip counts use our measured median of ~12 per one-hour run; your footage will vary. Full pricing

08Your numbers

Clipping earnings calculator

Set it to the streams you clip and the rate on your brief. One credit clips an hour; the clip count uses what we actually return, not what we aim for.

1 hr
25
1K
$1.00

The last two are your numbers — we only do the arithmetic on them. Campaigns advertise $0.20–$6 per 1,000 views, about $1.00 typically.

300
Clips a month
25 videos × 12 clips each — our measured median, ~12 per hour of source
25
Credits needed — Clipper
1 hr = 1 credit per video · $19
$0.06
Your cost per clip
$19 ÷ 300 clips
64
Views a clip needs to pay for itself
$0.06 ÷ $1.00 × 1,000
$300
Campaign earnings at your numbers
300 clips × 1K views = 300K views ÷ 1,000 × $1.00
100 hr
Editing time saved a month
300 clips × 20 min to cut and caption one by hand — our assumption, adjust it mentally

At your numbers the pack pays for itself after 19 clips — roughly 2 days in.

The same month on a tool that bills by the minute
1,500 min

When a credit is a minute of source video, your 25 videos cost 1,500 credits — length is what you pay for, not output.

Past their top plan

The usual top tier ($29/mo) includes 300 minutes. This workload needs custom pricing — you'd pay $19 with us.

Those plans are monthly and their credits typically expire after 60 days; ours are one-time and never expire, so anything left over rolls into next month. Figures are the published pricing of the leading per-minute clipper, checked 2026-07-29.

Get free clips — 3 credits, no card
09Where it fits

How to clip streams for money

01

A brief drops

Copy the stream or video link straight from the campaign. No three-hour download, no re-upload — paste a YouTube video or a Twitch VOD, or a Drive link.

02

Pick the hour

Anything past an hour opens a picker with suggested stretches and the stream’s own category changes marked, so credits land on the part worth mining.

03

Keep, trim, frame

The moments land on a timeline over the stream instead of a three-hour scrub. Keep the ones you would post, trim them to the sentence, set the cam band, and only those render, captions burned in.

04

Post, submit, repeat

Clean 1080×1920 MP4s, nothing stamped on them. Post, submit the links to the campaign, and the rest of the list is tomorrow’s queue. Credits never expire, so a quiet week costs nothing.

We are a VOD tool. Live streams are turned away until the VOD is up — if a campaign is won in the first 90 seconds of a moment airing, that race needs a live clipper.

Whop clipping FAQ

A streamer, creator or brand funds a pool and sets a rate per 1,000 views. Clippers cut short clips from their content, post them on their own accounts, and submit the links. Approved clips earn against verified views until the pool runs out. Whop Content Rewards and Vyro are the best-known marketplaces; some streamers also pay clippers directly.

Yes — that is the normal clipper workflow, and it is why Zoupyu takes links rather than assuming you own the file. Paste a YouTube video or a Twitch VOD. You are responsible for having the right to use the footage: a campaign brief grants it for that content, and a public VOD on its own does not.

YouTube videos, Twitch VODs and Google Drive links, or upload the file. A stream that is still live is turned away up front — paste the VOD once the stream has ended. Anything longer than an hour opens a picker so you choose which stretch to spend credits on.

For a one-hour stretch the median in our production data is about 30 minutes from the job starting to the last clip rendered, and nine in ten finish inside 44. That excludes any time waiting in the queue, where paid packs go ahead of new free jobs. We are a VOD tool — live clipping services that post within seconds are a different game.

A credit clips an hour of the stretch you pick. A one-hour run asks for up to 18 clips; the median that actually comes back from an hour or more of YouTube or Twitch footage is about 12. Every clip is scored, and 68% of clips from link sources score 70 or above.

Yes, and you do it before anything renders. Zoupyu shows the moments it found on a timeline over your video. Keep or drop each one, drag its start and end (they snap to the nearest sentence), pull in a transcript line just outside it, and fix any caption word. Then pick the layout, including how big the facecam band is, and only the moments you kept become clips. A finished clip can still take a headline, a filter or a colour adjustment in the editor.

No, and nothing honestly can. It is our model’s read of the hook, the arc and the payoff of each clip — a way to decide what to post first, not a forecast. Clipping payouts are top-heavy, so judge your results over fifty clips, not five.

Three credits with no card. Each clips up to 10 minutes and returns up to 7 clips. You can preview every clip for free. Unlock a single video for $2.99 to download its clips in full HD with no watermark, or buy any pack to unlock every clip and raise each credit to a full hour.

No. Zoupyu finds, cuts, reframes and captions the clips; posting them and submitting links to a campaign stay with you and your accounts. We are not affiliated with Whop, Vyro or any campaign.

Clipping guides

Sources

  1. [1]Forbes — “Marketplace of Virality”, 29 April 2026
  2. [2]CreatorDB — “The Clip Economy”, 30-day census to 26 August 2026
  3. [3]Peter Claridge — a brand’s account of running a Whop clipping campaign, 15 September 2025
  4. [4]OpenClip — Whop Content Rewards rates, 2026
  5. [5]Digiday — “The case for and against clipping”, 18 May 2026
  6. [—]Zoupyu production data, 530 YouTube and Twitch runs to 14 September 2026. Market figures are in US dollars, as campaigns quote them. Prices are live pack prices.

Zoupyu is not affiliated with Whop, Vyro, or any campaign or platform named on this page.

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