Use case

Upload a campaign's source video and get up to 20 ranked 9:16 clips at 1080x1920 with burned-in captions and no watermark, for $0.03 per source minute. Your first $1, 33 minutes, is free.

AI clipping for Whop Content Rewards campaigns

A 10-minute livestream comes back as 7 ranked clips of 15 to 45 seconds in just over 2 minutes, for $0.30.

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All use casesUpdated 7 November 2026

Clip 1, 37 seconds, with bold captions, reframed to the speaker.clip-1.mp4clip-1.jpgclip-1.srtclip-1.vtt

Content Rewards rules that matter for AI clips

From the Creator Terms on contentrewards.com, last updated October 4, 2026. Each campaign can add its own requirements on top.

Content Rewards rules that matter for AI clips
Rule	What the Creator Terms say
Who runs it	Content Rewards Inc, on contentrewards.com. An older version still runs inside Whop, and payouts are withdrawn through Whop.
How CPM campaigns pay	Per 1,000 verified views, from a budget the brand funds, at least $1,000. The brand can set a minimum a clip must earn before it is paid, and a maximum.
Creator fee	A flat 10% of every CPM and Pool payout. Per-post and Retainer campaigns take 10% under a $5,000 budget and nothing from $5,000.
Who approves clips	The brand, or the agency running the campaign, approves or rejects each submission. Some campaigns ask for a draft MP4 before you post.
AI-made clips	No platform-wide ban on AI-made or auto-clipped clips. The brand can still reject any clip. The only AI rule bans AI-generated intimate images of a real person.
How long views count	Tracking normally runs 30 days from submission, unless the campaign sets another period.

Source: Content Rewards Creator Terms, checked 7 November 2026

From campaign video to submitted clip

Get the source file
Start from the campaign's own video file. clipsdk takes an upload or a direct link to the file. YouTube, Twitch and other page links are refused.
Open New clips
In the dashboard, upload the file, up to 3 hours and 5 GB, or paste its link. Pick how many clips, how long, 9:16 and a caption preset. Nothing to code.
Read the scores
Clips come back best first, each scored 0 to 100 with a one-line reason. Post 80 and up as they are, check 50 to 79 for context, skip anything under 50.
Download, post, submit
Download the MP4. Each clip has a title and a post caption with at most 3 hashtags: fit them to the campaign brief, post, then submit the post. Files are kept 7 days.

The request behind the clip

This is the exact request behind the clip above. Try it opens New clips with the same settings and the same stream, so you can run it without writing code.

If you clip for several campaigns a day, the same request from a script does the work for you. It asked for 10 clips and got 7: clipsdk returns fewer when a video has fewer good moments.

POST/v1/clipsTry it

curl https://api.clipsdk.com/v1/clips \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $CLIPSDK_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "video_url": "https://api.clipsdk.com/f/lib/demo/silicon-valley-live-stream.mp4",
    "clips": 10,
    "min_seconds": 15,
    "max_seconds": 45,
    "aspect": "9:16",
    "reframe": "auto",
    "captions": "bold"
  }'

How Content Rewards pays for clips

Content Rewards is the clipping marketplace that started on Whop. It is now run by Content Rewards Inc on contentrewards.com, and you still withdraw your payouts through Whop.

Brands fund the campaigns. A CPM campaign pays per 1,000 verified views, and the brand can set a minimum a clip must earn before it pays and a maximum it can earn. Content Rewards keeps a flat 10% of every CPM and Pool payout. You only earn on clips the brand approves.

Can you post AI-made clips?

The Creator Terms have no platform-wide rule against AI-made or auto-clipped clips. Each brand sets its own requirements and can reject any submission, so read the campaign brief before you clip.

Put what the brief asks for in prompt, up to 500 characters, and the ranker looks for those moments first. Then watch every clip yourself before you post it. If you want your own caption style, turn burned-in captions off and use the SRT or VTT file that comes with each clip.

What a campaign video costs to clip

You pay $0.03 per minute of source video, every clip included up to 1080p60 and 20 Mb/s, and a job that fails costs nothing. New accounts get $1 free, which is 33 minutes. See pricing for volume rates.

A 10 minute stream: $0.30
A 60 minute podcast: $1.80
A 3 hour stream, the longest file: $5.40

Questions, answered

Does Content Rewards allow AI clips?

Its Creator Terms, updated October 4, 2026, have no platform-wide ban on AI-made or auto-clipped clips. The brand behind each campaign sets its own requirements and approves or rejects every submission, so check the campaign brief first.

Does clipsdk put a watermark on clips?

No. You get a clean MP4, 9:16 at 1080x1920 by default, with captions burned in in one of 3 presets or none at all.

How much does it cost to clip a campaign video?

$0.03 per source minute: a 10 minute video up to 1080p60 and 20 Mb/s costs $0.30, whether it returns 1 clip or 20. New accounts get $1 free, 33 minutes, and failed jobs cost nothing.

Can I paste the campaign's YouTube link into clipsdk?

No. clipsdk refuses YouTube, Twitch and other page links. Upload the video file, up to 3 hours and 5 GB, or paste a direct link to the file.

Sources

Content Rewards Creator Terms, checked 7 November 2026
Content Rewards terms on Whop, older version, checked 7 November 2026
clipsdk API summary (llms.txt), checked 7 November 2026

AI clipping for Whop Content Rewards campaigns

Content Rewards rules that matter for AI clips

From campaign video to submitted clip

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Read the scores

Download, post, submit