The clips that never made the cut are still worth something.
Upload the footage sitting on your drive. Clear review and it earns you credits — and credits are what you spend when a brief calls for a look you didn't shoot.
Why creators upload here
Four reasons that folder of unused takes is worth opening again.
From a full hard drive to a credit balance
Four steps, and none of them involve chasing an invoice.
- 01
Upload the clip
Send the file straight from your browser. No minimum — one good take is a perfectly fine first upload.
- 02
Tag it so it can be found
Pick from ten categories — age, setting, style, niche and the rest. Tags are the only way a buyer narrows the library, so this is what makes your clip findable.
- 03
A person reviews it
Uploads wait in a queue until the team approves them. That's what keeps the library worth browsing, and it's why an approval means something.
- 04
Spend what you earned
Approval tops up your balance. Spend it on someone else's clip — unlocking one costs a credit, and after that the file is yours to download again for free.
Want to see what a good clip looks like?
A short reel of reference clips — the kind of shot that clears review. Worth two minutes before you set anything up.
Stop guessing what to shoot next
Brands post what they can't find on the request board, tagged from the same vocabulary as the library. Read the brief, shoot it, and link your upload to the request when you submit. The demand is confirmed before you set up a single light.
Creator questions, answered
Sitting on a backlog you're never going to upload?
We buy unused footage outright, in bulk — one payment, no account, no review queue. Worth a look if that folder is never getting opened.
There are clips on your drive nobody has seen.
Make an account, upload the takes that didn't make it, and turn a folder you were never going to open again into a balance you can spend.