Channels that allow clips
Before you clip someone else's content, it helps to know who's usually fine with it. We organized by niche and country an overview of channels with a history of third-party clips circulating out there.
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Travel vlogs tend to have good tolerance for clips, since they help promote the destination and the creator.
Travel vlogs tend to have good tolerance for clips, since they help promote the destination and the creator.
*List for reference only. VDClip is not responsible for its use. Be sure to confirm or get the channel's permission before clipping.
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About this list. We built this overview by cross-referencing public web data (subscribers and the presence of third-party clip channels) just to make your initial research easier — it's not a usage authorization and doesn't replace speaking directly with the creator. VDClip is not responsible for how you use this information or for the content you publish; that decision and responsibility are always yours. Before clipping a new channel, it's worth checking: read the channel's official description/page, see if there's a dedicated clip channel already, look for other active clip channels, and when in doubt ask for written permission. Always credit and link the original video.