Video Annotation
- Pay: $15 to $25 / hour
- Contract: Contract
- Who can apply: Open worldwide
- Posted Nov 1, 2026
In short
This freelance role at micro1 asks you to label video content so that AI systems can learn from it. You will work on a customer project and get paid 15 to 25 USD per hour. It may suit you if you like careful, detail-focused work and do not need prior video editing skills.
What you will do
- Watch video clips closely and label them according to the project's guidelines and rubrics.
- Tag or classify video segments in a consistent way, aiming for high accuracy.
- Use annotation tools and learn new interfaces when the customer requires it.
- Ask project leads or quality reviewers questions, and suggest changes that make the guidelines or process work better.
- Submit your annotations on time, by the agreed milestones.
What you need to apply
- Experience with video annotation or other data labeling work, and a good grasp of annotation rubrics.
- Clear written and spoken communication skills, with strong attention to detail.
- The ability to follow detailed instructions and adapt quickly when project requirements change.
- Comfort using digital annotation tools or similar software.
Who can apply
You can apply from anywhere in the world, since no country restriction is stated. Generalists with relevant experience are also welcome.
My tip
We suggest you point to a past labeling or annotation project in your application, even a small one, because demonstrated experience with video annotation is a preferred qualification.