The videos on your phone could earn you money

You set the price. You keep the copyright.

Ways to sell

Details

Licenses for creators — sell for use in ads, YouTube and social videos. It's non-exclusive by default, so you can sell to many buyers.
Exclusive sales — originals you haven't published yet can go to one buyer only. You still keep the copyright.
AI training — switch it on and AI companies licensing through Trioly can train on it. You're paid each time a company licenses it for a model version. You choose for each video; photos and art start switched off.
Data requests — when a company asks for specific shots, you can film and submit. If you're picked, that company gets an exclusive license and you keep the copyright.

70%

You get 70% of each sale (excl. VAT).

10-min 4K video1 overseas company1 model

Example, not a promise.

+5%

Invite friends and get 5% of their sales for 12 months.

Details

Details

For sales to companies outside Korea, you get 70% of the amount. Trioly covers payment fees.
Sold for ₩11,000 (VAT included) → you get ₩7,000
100 illustrations at the suggested rate, licensed by one overseas company for one model version → about $35 for you
These are examples, not promises. Sales and amounts aren't promised.
We close each month on Seoul time and pay out on the 15th of the following month. Amounts under ₩10,000 roll over.

Every upload gets a certificate right away.

We need more scenes like these right now. Upload yours and put them on sale like any other work.

Sky, water, rain, city at dawn, distant night views

What we look for: Scenery with no people in it — drifting clouds, rippling water, raindrops on a window, an empty street before sunrise, or distant city lights seen from above.
How to shoot: Lock the camera on a tripod or a solid surface · 10–30s · 1080p or higher (4K is even better) · horizontal and vertical as separate files
Avoid: Make sure no faces, people reflected in glass or water, license plates, or signs with readable text appear. Mute the sound before uploading.

Pouring, prepped ingredients, spreading and melting

What we look for: Objects and food shot up close — coffee pouring into a cup, ingredients on a cutting board, ink spreading in water, melting ice. Hands are fine, but only up to the wrist.
How to shoot: Shoot close with a simple background · 5–30s · 1080p or higher · time-lapse works too
Avoid: Make sure no faces, cup or packaging logos, receipts, mail, parcel labels, or other people’s voices appear.

Does uploading cost anything?

No, not within your free storage. If you need more, you can add a storage plan.

What happens to my copyright?

It stays yours. Buyers and companies only get a license to use the work within set limits.

What if I turn AI training off later?

It won't be included in new licenses from then on. Licenses already made stay in place.

Can other people appear in my videos?

You can still sell for creative use, but get permission from anyone who can be recognized. Faces are left out of AI training sales or blurred.