How to join a clipping campaign, step by step, for Roblox creators

How do you join a clipping campaign?

Fill in the questionnaire. It asks where you post and what you play, and it takes about two minutes.

1. 01Answer the questionnairePick the platforms you post on: TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels or X. Then a few questions about what you play.
2. 02Take the lessonsFive short lessons, one at a time, on what gets a clip approved.
3. 03Join Whop and the DiscordJoin both: the BloxClips Whop is where campaigns run and you get paid, and the Discord is where the community is.
4. 04Pick a campaignEach campaign sets its own rules, platforms and creative direction. Read the brief every time.
5. 05Post and submitCut the footage you're given into a clip, post it publicly on your own account and submit the link.
6. 06Get paidViews on approved clips count toward your payout.

What happens after the questionnaire?

Five short lessons, one at a time. Each one covers part of what gets a clip approved, so your first clip has a real shot.

After the last lesson you join two places, and you want both:

• The BloxClips Whop. Where campaigns run. You pick a campaign, submit your links and get paid there. You can start the same day.
• The BloxClips Discord. Where the community is: other creators, the team, and news on campaigns.

Why do the campaigns run on Whop?

Whop is the platform. Inside it, Whop has a campaign feature called Content Rewards, and BloxClips is an agency that runs its campaigns through Content Rewards. So you browse BloxClips campaigns on Whop, submit your links there, and your payouts are handled by Content Rewards.

If you already use Whop for other campaigns, nothing changes: you're joining BloxClips on a platform you know. Where to get paid for clips covers Whop and what to check on any platform.

Where do you find clipping campaigns?

For Roblox, on the BloxClips Whop. That's where every live BloxClips campaign is listed.

If you searched for clipping jobs, this is what you'll find. It's online work you can do from anywhere: creators from any country can take part where the law allows it. There's no shift and no hourly rate. You pick the campaigns you want, post when it suits you and get paid on the approved views your clips bring in. The clipping jobs people ask about on Discord are usually this same thing, a server where campaigns get posted.

What do you need before you join?

You need to be 18 or older, see the terms, and you need an account on at least one of the four platforms. That's about it.

There's no fixed follower minimum, though some campaigns list requirements in their brief. You don't need footage either, because BloxClips provides it. You'll want an editing app you're comfortable with, and the best video editing software for Roblox goes through the tools.

How do you get your first clip approved?

Follow the brief. Only approved views pay, so it's worth getting the first one right.

BloxClips puts the rules in front of you before you post. Every campaign's brief spells them out, and the five lessons cover what gets a clip approved. A few habits from those lessons:

• Open on the best moment. Skip the intro.
• Post it publicly. Our review team checks every clip by hand, and they need a public link to see it and count its views.
• Make something new. Reused clips that don't match the brief won't be approved.
• Post everywhere the campaign allows. The same clip can go up once on each platform.

The earnings guide walks through a submission from start to finish.

How fast do you get paid?

Payouts are handled by Content Rewards, and the team checks every clip before its views count. What a clip pays depends on the campaign and its approved views. Real numbers are in how much creators make clipping Roblox, and if you're still wondering whether any of this is real, read is clipping legit?.

BloxClips has paid creators $250K+ so far. Start on the creators page, or go straight to the questionnaire and you could post your first clip today.