VideosUpdated 2026-10-305 min read
How to Sell Foot Videos
What to film, how long to make it, and how to price clips and custom videos.
Clip ideas
- Slow pan from heels to toes.
- Lotion or oil being rubbed in.
- Toe wiggles and scrunches, close up.
- Shoe try-on: on, off, dangling.
- Socks or nylons coming off.
- Soles pressed against glass.
- A custom clip that says the buyer's name.
Film it well
- Prop the phone on something steady or use a cheap tripod.
- Film in soft daylight or with a lamp in front of your feet.
- Record in 1080p. It looks sharp and uploads faster than 4K.
- Turn off location in your camera settings first. Videos keep their location data when uploaded.
- Kill background noise: TV off, window closed, phone on silent.
- Film a little extra at the start and end so you can trim cleanly.
Length and price
- One to three minutes is a common length for a paid clip.
- Price clips above photo sets, since they take longer to make.
- Customs: price by the minute and say the length and resolution in the offer.
- Starting points are in how to price feet pics.
Use reels as free previews
Post a short free reel cut from a longer clip, then lock the full video. Reels are where new buyers find you, and the locked post is where they pay.
Get paid
Buyers pay with Cash App, Strike or 25+ other apps, and you are paid about 3 seconds later. Locked videos open for the buyer right away, and custom clips arrive in their chat.
Common questions
How long should a foot video be?
One to three minutes is common for a paid clip. Short free reels of a few seconds work as previews.
Should foot videos cost more than photos?
Yes. Clips take longer to film and edit, so price them above a photo set.
Do videos keep location data?
Yes. Photos are stripped on upload, videos are not, so turn off location in your camera settings before filming.