Earn from YouTube
Your Short is published on YouTube
People watch it
YouTube pays eligible creators directly
What it is
YouTube shares ad and subscription revenue with eligible Shorts creators. This is your own YouTube monetization, paid to you by YouTube.
How it's made
Each month YouTube pools the ad revenue from the Shorts feed and shares it among monetizing creators by their share of engaged views in each country. The more people watch your Shorts, the larger your share of that pool can be.
How you earn it
- Turn your long videos into Shorts with ClipsYou — it finds the best moments and makes clean vertical clips.
- Publish them on your YouTube channel, regularly.
- Meet YouTube's own eligibility rules for Shorts revenue sharing — YouTube decides who qualifies, not ClipsYou.
The numbers
Creators in India report about ₹8–₹15 per 1,000 views.
The honest truth
What you earn depends on how many people watch your Shorts and how consistently you post.
ClipsYou neither pays nor measures this money — it is between you and YouTube.
From 1 February 2027, a channel needs 10,000,000 qualified Shorts views over the last 90 days to share in Shorts ad and subscription revenue.