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Estimate what clipping could pay you. Drag sliders to model your output, average views, payout model, and time per clip, see weekly and monthly earnings, your effective hourly rate, and the views you need to hit a target income. Every figure is an estimate based on your inputs.
Drag sliders or type values to estimate weekly and monthly earnings, your effective hourly rate, and what it takes to hit your income target.
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Estimated monthly earnings
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Weekly earnings
Hourly rate
Weekly views
To hit target
Effective hourly rate
If output stays consistent
Below your $2,000 target
You need 2,000,000 views/mo at this rate. Increase volume, views per clip, or negotiate your payout rate.
Protect qualified views
Fake engagement gets filtered from payouts and can void earnings. Real reach is the only sustainable path.
Consistency compounds
A steady weekly clip output beats sporadic bursts for both algorithmic reach and predictable income.
What this means
At your current pace, clipping could earn about $693 per month. That's roughly $24.00/hr for the time you invest. Every figure is an estimate based on your inputs, not a pay guarantee.
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Transparent math
The estimate is driven entirely by your inputs. View-based models multiply your weekly views by your rate; clip-based models pay per accepted clip. Monthly earnings annualize the week at 4.33 weeks/month, and your hourly rate divides earnings by the hours you actually spend.
The math
(clips/wk × views/clip ÷ 1,000) × rateclips/wk × rate per clipweekly × 4.33weekly ÷ (clips/wk × minutes per clip ÷ 60)Clip-based models assume your clips are accepted. Real income depends on acceptance rates, how views are distributed across clips, and whether views are qualified.
Courses, guides, and definitions that go deeper than this tool.
Hooks, retention, and the anatomy of clips that travel.
What clippers do, how they earn, and how to start.
Format, hooks, and habits that help clips perform on TikTok.
Protect campaigns and prioritize authentic, verifiable reach.
A clipper is a creator or editor who cuts short, platform-native clips from longer content and distributes them across social media to drive views.
Hook rate is the share of viewers who keep watching past the first few seconds of a clip.
Generate curiosity, contrarian, problem/solution, authority, direct-response, and story hooks from your topic.
Calculate raw CPM, qualified-view CPM, cost per qualified view, and fully loaded campaign CPM.
When you are ready to apply it
Join the Clipur creator network and turn clipping skills into paid work.
It is only as accurate as your inputs. It assumes your average views and pay rate hold steady, and (for clip-based models) that your clips are accepted. Real earnings vary with acceptance rates, view distribution, seasonality, and platform changes. Treat it as a planning estimate.
Many programs only pay for views that meet a minimum standard, for example a minimum watch time, or views from real, non-botted accounts. If you are paid per qualified view, enter your rate per 1,000 qualified views and use your qualified view count.
Fake views and engagement get filtered out of qualified-view counts, can void payouts, and risk account penalties. Sustainable clipping income comes from real reach, not inflated numbers.
The two biggest levers are views per clip (better hooks and retention) and time per clip (faster, repeatable editing). The insights panel reacts to your inputs to suggest where to start.
Clipping income comes in a few shapes: per view, per qualified view, per accepted clip, or via performance bonuses. The right model depends on the program, but in every case, real reach and consistent output are what compound into income over time.
To go deeper, read how to make money clipping and the TikTok clipping guide, then join the network when you're ready.