Here's how we scaled to 1M
Set a campaign's look up once - captions, font, logo, layout. Then every source video you drop in comes back as a batch of 9:16 clips that already match the brief.
500 free credits on signup · first video guaranteed to run · no card required
SnapDub is a production tool, not a campaign provider - we don't run campaigns, approve submissions or pay out.
Brands, creators and platforms run clipping campaigns: they supply the source material - a stream VOD, a podcast back catalogue, a product launch - and a set of rules. You cut clips that follow them, post to your own accounts, and submit.
Which platforms you may post to, how long a clip has to be, what has to appear on frame, what you may not do to the footage. Break one and the clip usually doesn't count.
Most campaigns pay against views, at a rate they publish, usually with a cap. Two campaigns quoting the same rate can still pay very differently once caps and approval rules are counted.
The rate isn't yours to change. How many compliant clips you can produce in an evening is - and that's the part SnapDub exists for.
Rates are approximate and subject to change. Kick Clipping Program rates are community-sourced, not officially published by Kick. What any single campaign pays is set by that campaign, not by these averages - and every payout decision is the provider's, not ours.
Campaign eligibility, approval, views verification and payouts are determined by the campaign provider. SnapDub is a video creation tool - we do not run campaigns, verify submissions or handle payouts, and we are not affiliated with any campaign marketplace.
Steps three and four are where the evening goes. That's the part we took apart.
Wherever you already find them - Whop Content Rewards, contentrewards.com, vyro.com, reach.cat, a Discord. SnapDub doesn't source campaigns for you.
Platforms, clip length, required assets on frame, what you may not touch. Ten minutes, once per campaign.
Captions, font, the brand's logo and assets, layout, clip length. Paste the campaign's link and its brief and brand image come across with it.
Drop in the source video. Every clip comes out cut on a complete thought, captioned, and already wearing the template.
Straight to TikTok, Instagram or YouTube from here, or download the batch and post the way you already do.
Approval, view verification and payout all happen on the provider's side. Track what you posted where in your Earn tab.
Working from a specific source? See turning a YouTube video into Shorts or clipping one into TikToks.
Most tools hand you one clip at a time: cut it, style the captions, place the logo, export - then do all of it again for the next one, and hope clip 14 still looks like clip 1.
Clip 30 matches clip 1 because they were rendered from the same template - not because you remembered what you did three hours ago.
Not once per clip. Work three campaigns at a time, keep three templates, and switching between them is a dropdown.
Brand wants the logo bottom-right instead? Change the template and regenerate, rather than reopening thirty finished clips.
SnapDub transcribes the source, reads it for self-contained moments - a complete thought, a payoff, a reaction - and cuts each one to vertical 9:16 with captions burned in. Every clip arrives with a title, description and hashtags you can edit or ignore.
Ready to post
Review the batch, fix the two or three that need a different in-point in the editor, and post. The rest needed nothing - the template already decided how they look.
Briefs live wherever the campaign owner put them - a listing page, a Google Doc, a Discord pin, a screenshot. Reading the brief is your job, once. Producing output that follows it every single time is ours.
Clip the stream VOD. Burned-in captions required, logo bottom-right, 30-60s. No edits to the audio.
Example of what SnapDub reads off a listing page
Whop Content Rewards, contentrewards.com, vyro.com, reach.cat - SnapDub reads the listing for its rate, payout cap, allowed platforms and stated requirements, and keeps them on the card beside your clips. The brief stops living in another tab.
Drop the brand's logo, a badge or an end-frame asset on once and place it where the brief wants it. Every clip you generate from that template carries it in exactly the same spot - the twentieth as precisely as the first.
See exactly what will be burned in - captions in the campaign's style, assets where you put them - and re-crop or re-trim any clip that needs it before it goes out.
We read listing pages, not arbitrary briefs. A PDF, a Doc or a screenshot is still read by you - once - into the template. Whether a submission is accepted is always the campaign's decision.
Clipping for a campaign? Read how clipping campaigns work, or the step-by-step guide for Whop campaigns.
Campaign work is where templates pay off hardest. The tool underneath doesn't care whose video it is.
Podcasts, streams, webinars, talks. One upload becomes a week of vertical clips in your own look - the same template idea, pointed at your own channel instead of a brief.
Translate captions and voice-over into 16 languages, optionally in the speaker's own cloned voice with lip-sync - to open a second audience, or to meet a campaign that wants a specific language.
One template per client or per campaign, shared credits and multiple seats on every plan - so the person cutting isn't the only person who can run a batch.
The full short-form pipeline, powered by open models running on our own GPUs.
AI reads the whole video for real topics - not just pauses and punctuation - so every clip opens and closes on a complete idea, never mid-sentence.
Karaoke-style captions burned in, styled for maximum retention on mute - pick from a few caption looks to match your brand.
Optional AI dubbing in the speaker's own voice, with lip-sync to match the mouth to the new audio.
Type a topic and instantly find the clips about it - across everything the video actually says, not just the AI-written titles.
Every clip comes with an AI hook title, caption and hashtags - copy them straight into the post.
Every clip is reframed to vertical and exported ready to post - no cropping by hand.
Most auto-clip tools score moments from text alone. SnapDub's vision AI also reads facial expressions, emotion, and on-screen action - so it still finds the moment even where the transcript can't. Always running on the newest AI models available, not whatever shipped last year.
Real reactions - laughter, surprise, excitement - the beats that actually make someone stop scrolling.
Leaning in, pointing, pacing around - visual energy a transcript alone can't capture.
Even a wordless or low-speech stretch still scores correctly, instead of defaulting to flat or blank.
Campaign work usually starts with someone else's VOD, channel or file. All three are first-class inputs.
Drop in whatever the campaign gave you - a downloaded VOD, an export, a raw recording.
YouTube, Twitch or Zoom - SnapDub pulls the video itself, so you're not waiting on a download first.
If a campaign runs off one creator's channel, connect it once: new uploads get clipped to that campaign's template on their own.
Most auto-clip tools stop at "cut it shorter." Here's what's different.
| SnapDub | Typical auto-clip tools | |
|---|---|---|
| Moment detection | Reads the whole video for real topics, start to finish | Fixed-length windows, blind to what's actually said |
| Finding a clip later | Search by keyword across everything said | Scroll and guess from the title |
| Dubbing | Clones the speaker's own voice, lip-synced | Captions only, or a generic TTS voice |
| Team seats | Included on every plan, shared credit pool | Priced per extra seat |
| Pricing | Credits you spend how you want | Locked to a fixed minutes/month quota |
| Cost per hour of video | ≈€3.0/hr on Starter | Roughly double that on comparable plans |
| Publishing | Post straight to TikTok & YouTube, no re-upload | Download, then upload yourself |
Start with 500 free credits - no card required. Credits are spent on the work you run - more clips, dubbing and lip-sync cost more. How credits work →
No. Campaigns pay, on their own terms and their own schedule, and they decide whether a submission counts. We're the tool you make the clips with - nothing more, and we're not affiliated with any campaign marketplace.
No. You find them where you already find them - Whop Content Rewards, contentrewards.com, vyro.com, reach.cat, a creator's Discord. Paste a listing link into SnapDub and it reads the brief and brand image off that page so you can build the template from it.
That's the campaign's call, always. A template makes your output consistent and repeatable; it can't make someone accept it, and nothing here guarantees a payout.
On the free tier, yes - a small mark in the corner. Every paid plan renders without it. Check your campaign's brief: some don't allow third-party marks on submitted clips.
Open the clip in the editor and drag its in and out points - every clip is rendered with a buffer of extra footage on both sides for exactly that. You can also re-crop it, fix caption text, or swap the assets on frame, then re-render just that one clip.
Yes. Every new account gets 500 credits on signup - enough to cut and caption your first clips - with no card and no trial timer. Subscribe or top up only when you want more.
Credits are spent on the work you actually run. A job costs a base amount per source-minute plus a per-clip charge - captions are cheap, while optional translation, AI dubbing and lip-sync add more, because heavier work uses more GPU time. A typical 10-minute video cut into 6 captioned clips - with title, description & hashtags included free - is ~140 credits. Failed jobs are refunded, and you can top up anytime.
No. Upload once and SnapDub picks the best moments, captions and exports vertical clips - each with a ready-to-post title, description and hashtags. Optional translation, dubbing and lip-sync (beta) are there if you want them. You just review and post.
Dubbing is an optional beta feature. With voice-clone dubbing enabled, we match the speaker's voice in the target language - quality varies, so treat it as a bonus. It's off by default, and you can also use a clean AI voice.
Translation covers 16 major languages, with slang and tone preserved. Most of them also support optional AI dubbing (beta).
Your media is stored on encrypted object storage and processed only to produce your clips - never sold or used to train third-party models. See our Privacy Policy.
Yes. Manage, switch or cancel your plan right from your billing page at any time; cancellation takes effect at the end of the current period.
Build the look once, point it at a source video, and get a batch back. Start free with 500 credits - no card required.
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