Can Clips get monetised on Youtube?

SavagelyRude

SavagelyRude

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I hear Clippers can monetise their channels using clips but I don't know cos there's flags and copyright claims, due to the fact that most of the clips gotten are originally from Youtube. I would like to know how Clippers monetise clippings and what style they use to bypass those strikes.
 
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SavagelyRude said:
I hear Clippers can monetise their channels using clips but I don't know cos there's flags and copyright claims, due to the fact that most of the clips gotten are originally from Youtube. I would like to know how Clippers monetise clippings and what style they use to bypass those strikes.
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videos may earn money, but merely re posting utube videos belonging to others is a risky process. this may result in copyright issues or claims by the re used content policy, hence denying the videos any chances of monettization. a much safer strategy is adding value to the content through commentary, editing, etc.
 
No I don't this you can do that on YT specifically as this can get copyright issues but, it can work on IG like making a motivational kind of theme page and sharing different person clips on that
 
I think the safest way is to make the clips genuinely transformative with commentary and editing Theres no guaranteed method to bypass copyright claims
 
Yes, but raw reposts will almost always get hit with the "Reused Content" penalty or copyright strikes for AdSense.
There are creators who pay people to clip for them, you can look online for these websites.
 
Monetization of clips is possible but re uploading clips from other people is YouTube channels is an area of risk i would advise concentrating on providing a substantial amount of your own commentary analysis or editing of the clips instead of trying to sidestep copyright issues.
 
voxeltoon said:
videos may earn money, but merely re posting utube videos belonging to others is a risky process. this may result in copyright issues or claims by the re used content policy, hence denying the videos any chances of monettization. a much safer strategy is adding value to the content through commentary, editing, etc.
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True, but editing alone doesn't bypass it. As long as original sound is there

Aircrown said:
I have seen some YouTubers use clips but it’s hard at the startI noticed. I ger hit with copyright claims very often
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GreenGrass2019 said:
a lot of streamers have clipping programs they would pay 100usd per a million views for clipping their streams
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That is not easy. I see some clippers get paid $2 per 1k views. That's so unfair and I cannot for the life of me.
 
Yeah, clips can make money on YouTube, but straight reuploads are risky as hell. You gotta add your own commentary, editing, context, reactions etc. There’s no magic trick to dodge copyright. Make the clip actually yours and you’ll have a much better shot.
 
SavagelyRude said:
I hear Clippers can monetise their channels using clips but I don't know cos there's flags and copyright claims, due to the fact that most of the clips gotten are originally from Youtube. I would like to know how Clippers monetise clippings and what style they use to bypass those strikes.
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If they get it monetized then it's pure editing, both the audio and video, they'll be adding things into the video plus their own audio or some from of music or commentary, otherwise there is no chance they can get it monetized or earn from it.
 
You can make money, but it’s not easy to earn advertising revenue directly from YouTube if you’re only cutting raw clips.
 
That's right, you can make money by editing and repurposing video clips from other channels. There are several ways to avoid copyright violations, such as altering the audio, adding a watermark, or providing your own live commentary and analysis directly over the video.
 
You can make money by editing videos. I’ll share some tips with, you can modify the original audio or add a watermark to help avoid detection by automated scanning systems. For even better results, try trimming a few seconds from the original footage.
 
Yes, but raw re-upload gets instantly flagged for reused content you have to make clips transformation with added voiceover, heavy editing, or commentary to monetize. Mostly popular clippers skip the adsense part completely and make money through direct creator contracts, brand sponsors, or affiliate links.
 
It is entirely possible to make money; the key is building a personal brand. YouTubers with high viewership command significant fees for editing and assembling content segments.
 
Clippers are paid based on the number of views per thousand, which motivates them to seek out shareable moments
 
if you're looking at YouTube Shorts (Clips) they can earn money but only through the Shorts Fund or once your channel hits regular Partner Program thresholds, so you still need 1k subs and 4k watch hrs for full monetisation
 
"It's definitely possible if you meet the Shorts monetization requirements, but the RPM is usually much lower compared to standard long-form videos. Most people use clips/shorts mainly as a funnel to drive traffic to their main channel."
 
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