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Hire Clippers for Your Streams and Videos

Kreatli Marketplace connects streamers, YouTubers and podcasters with clippers who turn long videos into Shorts, TikToks and Reels. Post a clipping job, set the pay, and hire a clipper whose samples match your style. You pay for the editing work, not per view.

Post a clipping job, freeHow hiring works

Hire a clipper for your platform

Hire a Podcast Clipper

Hire a podcast clipper on Kreatli Marketplace. Post a clipping job and get vertical podcast clips for TikTok, Reels and Shorts at an agreed rate.

Hire a Short-Form Video Editor

Hire a short-form video editor for TikTok, Shorts and Reels on Kreatli Marketplace. What they do, what to put in your brief, and typical rates.

Hire a Twitch Clipper

Hire a Twitch clipper to turn stream VODs into Shorts, TikToks and highlights. Post a clipping job on Kreatli and pick from vetted stream clippers.

Hire a YouTube Clipper for Shorts

Hire a YouTube clipper to cut your long-form videos into Shorts. Post a clipping job on Kreatli Marketplace and get hook-first clips every week.

Hire a Gaming Clipper

Hire a gaming clipper to turn streams and gameplay into highlight clips for Shorts and TikTok. Post a clipping job on Kreatli Marketplace.

Hire a TikTok Clipper

Hire a TikTok clipper who knows trend pacing, hooks and captions. Post a clipping job on Kreatli and get vertical clips built for your account.

Hire an Instagram Reels Clipper

Hire an Instagram Reels clipper for polished vertical clips with readable captions and safe-zone framing. Post a clipping job on Kreatli Marketplace.

Hire a Faceless YouTube Channel Editor

Hire a faceless YouTube channel editor for voiceover, B-roll, captions and pacing. Post a job on Kreatli Marketplace for long-form and Shorts.

Hire a Stream Clipper (Livestream VOD Editor)

Stream clipper for hire: turn Twitch, Kick and YouTube Live VODs into Shorts, TikToks and highlight reels. Post a clipping job on Kreatli.

Hire a Kick Clipper

Hire a Kick clipper to turn your Kick streams into Shorts, TikToks and Reels. Post a clipping job on Kreatli Marketplace and choose your clipper.

How hiring a clipper works

  1. 1

    Post a clipping job

    Describe your content, the clips you need each week, your style and turnaround, and set project, hourly or monthly pay.

  2. 2

    Review clippers who apply

    Compare portfolios and samples in your niche, then message the clippers you like.

  3. 3

    Run a paid test clip

    Send the same footage to your shortlist and hire the clipper whose cut fits your channel best.

  4. 4

    Get clips every week

    Your clipper delivers finished vertical clips for your own TikTok, Shorts and Reels accounts.

What clippers cost

Typical freelance rates for short-form clipping. Work out your own budget with the clipping cost calculator.

Simple talking-head or podcast clip
$15–$35 per clip
Clip with B-roll, zooms and branded captions
$30–$50 per clip
Gaming highlight with sound effects and memes
$50–$75+ per clip
Ongoing weekly volume
Monthly retainer

Hiring clippers vs. CPM clipping campaigns

A hired clipper edits clips for your own channels at an agreed rate, learns your style and delivers every week. A CPM clipping campaign pays many clippers per 1,000 views on their accounts: more reach for the budget, less control over quality and brand. Plenty of creators do both. See how to run a clipping campaign for the trade-offs.

Frequently asked questions

Post a clipping job on Kreatli Marketplace with your content type, weekly clip volume, style and pay. Review the clippers who apply, run a paid test clip with your shortlist, and hire the one whose work fits your channel.

Freelance clippers typically charge $15 to $35 for a simple talking-head or podcast clip and $50 to $75 or more for complex gaming or motion graphics clips. Many creators move to a monthly retainer once volume is steady.

Yes. Posting a clipping job and connecting with clippers on Kreatli Marketplace is free. You agree the clipper’s pay with them directly.

Hire a clipper when you want consistent, on-brand clips for your own channels at a predictable cost. A CPM campaign pays many clippers per 1,000 views on their own accounts, which spreads reach but gives you less control over quality.

Agree this in the job details. Typically the creator owns the finished clips and posts them on their own accounts, and the clipper may ask to show them in their portfolio.

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