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Follow on InstagramPick a campaign that already pays, let AI cut the clips, post them, get paid per 1,000 views. Follow the steps in order.
Step 3 is where the clips actually get cut. You will need an account:
Start clipping here Create your Higgsfield account read the guide first ↓
I am building this in public: every new video made with this exact workflow, what it earned, and what I would do differently. Come along for the next one.
Follow on InstagramThis is backwards from what most tutorials tell you, and it matters. You pick a campaign that is already paying, and clip only the source material that campaign allows. Clipping someone who never authorized it gets your submission rejected and your social account struck for copyright.
The budget is pooled per campaign, not per clipper, and it is first come, first served. When the pool is empty the campaign stops paying, no matter how many views your clip keeps racking up. This is behind almost every complaint you will read about clipping.
Every campaign has its own rules page. Before you generate a single clip, note down:
Then collect the YouTube URLs of the approved videos. Long-form is best: podcasts, interviews, livestreams and webinars have far more clippable moments per hour than a scripted 8-minute video.
This is the account that does the cutting, captioning and formatting:
Create your Higgsfield account here Then come back and connect it to ClaudeHiggsfield plugs into Claude through something called an MCP connector. You only do this once.
https://mcp.higgsfield.ai/mcpNow you just talk to Claude. Paste this, filling in the brackets:
Use the Higgsfield personal clipper on this video: [paste the approved YouTube URL] Settings: - Number of clips: 10 - Aspect ratio: 9:16 - Subtitle font: Bebas Neue Start the job, then check the status and give me the download links for every clip once they are ready.
The AI picks the moments and burns in the subtitles. It does not know your campaign rules, and it does not know what is actually funny. Watch every clip before it goes out.
Reject any clip that: starts mid-sentence, has no payoff, has wrong subtitles on a name or a number, or runs shorter or longer than the campaign allows.
Then get your captions written in the same conversation:
For each clip you just made, write: - A 3-to-6 word on-screen hook for the first second - A caption for [TikTok / Reels / Shorts] - 3 to 5 hashtags Campaign rules to follow: [paste the campaign rules here] Flag any clip that might break those rules.
A clip that does 100,000 views on a $1 per 1,000 campaign pays $100. That is the good case, and it is real. Here is the rest of the picture:
The campaign tells you what you may use. Anything else is someone else's copyright, and platforms act on that faster than you would expect.
Most campaigns require you to actually edit — hook, captions, framing. A raw re-upload is the easiest submission to reject.
Some campaigns ban AI voiceovers and AI-generated footage outright. Whop has said publicly that it is after authentic content, not AI filler. Use AI to cut, caption and format faster — not to fake a person.
You have the whole workflow. The only missing piece is the tool that cuts the clips:
Start clipping here Create your account and run your first job today