TikTok announces the launch of a $6 million fund called TikTok’s Effect Creator Rewards, which will offer payments to users in select regions who make 'high-performing effects.'
TikTok’s Effect Creator Rewards will offer payments to users in selected regions who make "high-performing effects."Some TikTok creators may soon get paid for creating filters and effects for the platform.
. They will be paid $700 for every effect that has been used in 500,000 unique videos within 90 days of being published. They can also earn $140 for every 100,000 videos published after the initial 500,000 within the same 90 days., an augmented reality tool that allows users to create, publish and share dynamic effects.. Some creators who spoke with the publication said they hope to be better recognized for their work.
, TikTok introduced its $200 million Creator Fund, which it said it expects will"grow to over $1 billion in the US in the next 3 years." “Literally, when TikTok becomes more successful, TikTokers become less successful,” YouTube and TikTok star Hank Green said at the time.Creativity Program Beta
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