Anime Clipping Campaigns: Get Paid for Anime Edits

Anime clipping campaigns pay you to post short anime clips and anime edits on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. You earn a set amount for every 1,000 views. On November 14, 2026, we counted 11 open campaigns on Content Rewards that pay for anime content, with about $8,000 left to earn. Most paid $1.00 to $1.50 per 1,000 views, and the top rate was $3.00.

Two kinds of campaigns pay for anime. Anime shows and apps give you their episodes to cut into clips. Music artists pay you to set anime scenes to their song. That second kind is an anime edit: clips from a show, cut to the beat of a track.

Which anime shows pay you to clip them?

These two give you their own anime footage.

• Psyopanime: $3.00 per 1,000 views on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and X, up to $210 per clip. You cut its long anime and news episodes into vertical clips. The footage is waiting for you after you join. The full $1,000 was open.
• AniShort: $1.50 per 1,000 views on TikTok, YouTube and X, up to $150 per clip on TikTok and $50 on YouTube and X. AniShort is an app for anime series with very short episodes. The full $1,000 was open.

Which music campaigns pay for anime edits?

These six music campaigns ask for anime edits first. You use the song as the sound and pick scenes that fit its mood.

• Egzod & Allie McIntosh, "Call Of Silence": $1.00 per 1,000 views on TikTok and Instagram, up to $150 per clip. The brief wants mostly Attack on Titan edits of Eren and Mikasa. Other sad anime couples are fine too. About $640 was left, and clips had passed 520,000 views.
• Goddard, "Lilies": $1.00 per 1,000 views on TikTok and Instagram, up to $150 per clip. It asks for sad, emotional edits from shows like Attack on Titan, Demon Slayer and My Hero Academia. About $660 was left.
• Vi City, "Icy" and "Him": $1.50 per 1,000 views on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, up to $200 per clip. You edit anime and cartoon clips to the beat in a Spider-Verse style. It is open to creators in the US and Europe only. About $650 was left.
• YOGEV, "SABAKU": $1.00 per 1,000 views on TikTok, up to $150 per clip. It wants Jujutsu Kaisen and anime battle edits, plus night drive and car clips. It opened on November 12 with about $970 left.
• jomm, "Melatonin": $1.00 per 1,000 views on TikTok, up to $150 per clip. All footage must be HD. Clips had passed 770,000 views, and only about $130 was left.
• Zak Azoury, "Circe": $0.25 per 1,000 views on TikTok, up to $100 per clip. It takes anime, TV and K-drama edits with a calm, pretty feel. 117 creators had joined, and about $800 was left.

Which other campaigns take anime edits?

Three more music campaigns list anime edits as one of the styles they take.

• SWAVAY, "2MUCH": $1.00 per 1,000 views on TikTok, up to $250 per clip, for sports, anime or skateboard edits. About $840 was left.
• Lil Ze, "For Real": $1.25 per 1,000 views on TikTok, up to $100 per clip. It is for a Brazilian audience. Anime edits are one of the styles it lists. About $840 was left.
• Tsu Nami, "Perfume": $0.10 per 1,000 views on TikTok and Instagram, up to $25 per clip. It wants love and heartbreak themes, and anime fits. The full $500 was open.

Together, these 11 campaigns had about $8,000 left. None of them asked you to apply first. Budgets go down as clips get paid, so open each campaign page to see what is left today.

How much do anime clips pay?

Divide your views by 1,000 and multiply by the rate. At $1.00, a clip with 50,000 views earns $50. At $3.00 on Psyopanime, the same clip earns $150.

Each campaign has a cap per clip. Psyopanime pays $3.00 and stops at $210, so one clip earns until it reaches 70,000 views. Most anime edit campaigns stop at $150.

Most campaigns also need a clip to earn a small amount before it pays. For most anime edit campaigns that is $1. For Psyopanime it is $6.

Content Rewards takes a 10% fee from each CPM payout. CPM means pay per 1,000 views. A $100 clip pays you $90 (how payout fees work).

The median rate across all campaigns was about $1.04 in our November rates index. Most anime campaigns sit right at that level.

What makes a good anime edit?

Anime edits do well when the scene and the song hit at the same time. Here is what works:

• Hook in two seconds. Several briefs ask for this. Open on the strongest moment, like a fight, a tear or a big reveal.
• Cut to the beat. Change the shot when the drop or the lyric lands.
• Match the mood. Sad songs want sad scenes. Battle tracks want fights.
• Use the official sound. Keep the campaign's song audible.
• Make your own edit. Some briefs ban reposts and ask for original edits only.
• Read the brief. Some ask for one show, a tag in the caption or HD footage only.

Our guide on why clips get rejected covers the most common mistakes.

How do you join an anime campaign?

1. Make an account on Content Rewards.
2. Open an anime campaign and read the brief.
3. Make your edit with the campaign's song, or cut clips from the footage it gives you.
4. Post from an account you connected to Content Rewards, on an app the campaign accepts. Then submit the link.
5. Get paid for the views your clip earns, up to the cap.

You don't need a big account to start. Read how to start clipping with no followers if you're new.

Which anime campaign should you pick?

Look at the cap and the budget left, as well as the rate.

• If you want the highest rate, Psyopanime paid $3.00, and AniShort and Vi City paid $1.50.
• If you already make Attack on Titan edits, start with Egzod & Allie McIntosh or Goddard.
• If you like battle edits, try YOGEV.

More music campaigns are on our music clipping campaigns page. Movie and TV edits are on our movie clipping campaigns page.

Are you an anime brand or artist?

Anime apps and music artists use clipping to get many creators posting at once. You set the rate and the cap, and you pay only for real views. See how to run a clipping campaign to plan one.

FAQ

Can you get paid for anime edits?

Yes. On November 14, 2026, 9 music campaigns on Content Rewards paid for anime edits set to their song. Most paid $1.00 per 1,000 views.

How much do anime clippers make?

It depends on your views and the rate. A clip with 50,000 views earns $50 at $1.00 and $75 at $1.50, before the fee.

Which apps can I post anime clips on?

Most anime campaigns pay for TikTok. Some also pay for Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and X.

Do I need my own anime footage?

For music campaigns, you pick the scenes yourself. Psyopanime gives you its episodes after you join. Always follow the brief on what footage you can use.