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Copyright and takedown requests

Last updated: November 12, 2026

SaveMeClip doesn't host content: it only passes along posts that are public on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok or X. Even so, we respect copyright and personal rights, and we block content when we receive a valid request.

What we can do

We can block a post, or every post of an account on one of these networks, from being processed in SaveMeClip. Once it's blocked, the tool refuses it under any form of its link, and the download links already issued for it stop working. We can't remove anything from the networks themselves: for that, also report it to the network, through the help center of Instagram, Facebook, TikTok or X.

How to send a notice

Send an e-mail to [email protected], with "Copyright notice" in the subject, containing:

Intimate images and personal rights

If a post shows you in nudity or sexual activity without your consent, you can ask us directly, without being the copyright owner: send the link and say that you're the person shown, and we'll block it as a priority. The same applies to content that exposes a child, or that violates your privacy or image rights. You don't need to send anything beyond what's needed to identify the content.

What happens next

We review each request and may ask for missing information, so an incomplete notice may delay the block. When the request is valid, we block the content and reply to you.

Repeated infringement

SaveMeClip has no user accounts and no uploads. When an account on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok or X is the subject of repeated valid notices, we may block all of its content. We may also block access for visitors who use the site to infringe rights systematically, such as through mass or automated downloads.

Counter-notice

If you own a blocked post or account and believe it was blocked by mistake, write to [email protected] with the link, the reason, your contact details, a statement under penalty of perjury that you believe in good faith that the block was a mistake, and your consent to the jurisdiction of the competent courts. We may forward it to the person who sent the notice, and lift the block unless they show us, within 14 working days, that they've taken legal action.

Abusive notices

Sending a notice that you know to be false can make you liable for damages. We may ignore notices that are clearly abusive or sent in bad faith.

Your data in a notice

We use the information in a notice only to handle it, we don't publish it, and we keep it while the block lasts and as needed to defend a legal claim, as the Privacy Policy describes.

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