Best Clipping Campaigns for Beginners (November 2026)

The best clipping campaigns for beginners need no application, have a big budget left, and approve a lot of clips. On November 14, 2026, the top picks on Content Rewards were Backyard Breaks, Topps, BOXED, Boxabl and Call of Duty Warzone. Each had thousands of approved clips and at least $5,000 still open.

Here are seven campaigns to start with, and how to pick one.

How we picked them

We looked at every campaign live on Content Rewards at 4:58 a.m. Pacific on November 14, 2026. A campaign made the list if it:

• needs no application, so you can post today;
• pays per 1,000 views (CPM);
• had $5,000 or more left and 50 or more creators;
• approves many clips per creator, a sign the brief is easy to follow.

1. Backyard Breaks

Backyard Breaks is a trading card breaks brand. You download ready-made clips from its sheet and post them on a page you run for Backyard Breaks.

It pays $2.00 per 1,000 views on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, up to $250 per clip. It had 13,302 approved clips from 383 creators, the most approved clips per creator on this list. About $8,700 was left.

Card breaks have built-in suspense, so short clips hold attention. See trading card clipping campaigns.

2. Topps x Clipfarm

Topps x Clipfarm pays $1.00 per 1,000 views on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, up to $400 per clip. You cut clips from the official content bank of pack openings and big pulls. It had 6,523 approved clips and more than 51 million views. About $15,270 was left.

3. BOXED Clipping

BOXED lets people open real trading card packs online. BOXED Clipping pays $1.00 per 1,000 views on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, up to $400 per clip. It had 2,836 approved clips from 299 creators, and about $5,810 left.

4. Boxabl Official Clipping

Boxabl makes foldable homes. You clip from a list of approved YouTube videos, like factory tours.

Its campaign has the most money left of any on this list, about $61,970 of $85,000. It pays $0.50 per 1,000 views on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and X, up to $500 per clip. The rate is low, but a big budget means it stays open for weeks.

5. Call of Duty Warzone Season 1

Warzone Season 1 pays $2.00 per 1,000 views on TikTok and $1.50 on Instagram, up to $1,000 per clip. You cut clips from the official trailer and developer briefing.

It had 1,635 approved clips and about $11,220 left. More game picks are in best games to clip.

6. Pet Simulator 99 (Roblox)

Pet Simulator 99 had the most creators of any campaign here: 1,351, with 5,865 approved clips. It pays $0.90 per 1,000 views on TikTok and Instagram and $0.60 on YouTube, up to $150 per clip. About $3,560 was left, so join soon if you want it.

7. Mini Brands x Ulta Beauty

Mini Brands x Ulta Beauty pays $1.50 per 1,000 views on TikTok and $1.75 on Instagram, up to $300 per clip. It accepts clips, faceless UGC (user-generated content), slideshows and reposts, so you can pick the format you find easiest. It had 431 approved clips and about $6,640 left.

Beginner campaigns at a glance

• Backyard Breaks. Rate per 1,000 views: $2.00. Cap per clip: $250. Approved clips: 13,302. Budget left (Nov 14): about $8,700.
• Topps x Clipfarm. Rate per 1,000 views: $1.00. Cap per clip: $400. Approved clips: 6,523. Budget left (Nov 14): about $15,270.
• BOXED. Rate per 1,000 views: $1.00. Cap per clip: $400. Approved clips: 2,836. Budget left (Nov 14): about $5,810.
• Boxabl. Rate per 1,000 views: $0.50. Cap per clip: $500. Approved clips: 4,096. Budget left (Nov 14): about $61,970.
• Warzone Season 1. Rate per 1,000 views: $2.00 TikTok, $1.50 Instagram. Cap per clip: $1,000. Approved clips: 1,635. Budget left (Nov 14): about $11,220.
• Pet Simulator 99. Rate per 1,000 views: $0.90. Cap per clip: $150. Approved clips: 5,865. Budget left (Nov 14): about $3,560.
• Mini Brands x Ulta. Rate per 1,000 views: $1.50 TikTok, $1.75 Instagram. Cap per clip: $300. Approved clips: 431. Budget left (Nov 14): about $6,640.

How should a beginner pick a campaign?

Use three checks before you join:

1. Read the brief twice. Most rejected clips skip one rule. See why clips get rejected.
2. Check the budget left. A campaign with little money left can close before your clip earns.
3. Check the rate on your platform. One campaign can pay $2.00 on TikTok and $1.50 on Instagram.

Then post one clip a day for a week. Clips you post often teach you what works faster than one perfect edit.

For the top rates this week, see the highest-paying clipping campaigns.

How much can a beginner make?

Pay is views divided by 1,000, times the rate. A Backyard Breaks clip with 20,000 views earns $40. After the 10% fee, you get $36 (how payout fees work). Pay comes in rounds: 7 days of earning plus a 3-day hold, with a new round about every 10 days (payouts explained).

FAQ

What is the easiest clipping campaign to start with?

A campaign with no application and lots of approved clips. On November 14, 2026, Backyard Breaks had the most approved clips per creator, at about 35 each.

Do I need followers to join?

No. None of the campaigns on this list set creator requirements, and pay is per view. See how to start clipping with no followers.

How old do I need to be?

You must be 18 or older to join Content Rewards.

How often do these campaigns change?

Budgets run out and new campaigns open every day. We update this list twice a week. For everything live now, browse Discover.

Join your first campaign

Pick one campaign from the list, read its brief, and post your first clip today. If you want to learn the basics first, read get paid to clip videos.