Privacy policy
Clipper turns long videos into short vertical clips and, if you ask it to, uploads them to your YouTube channel. This page says what it keeps and why.
What we keep
- Your Google profile: name, email address and profile picture, to identify your account.
- Your YouTube connection, only if you connect it: an access token that lets Clipper upload videos to your channel and read your channel's name and public video list. It is stored encrypted and used only for actions you start.
- Your content: the videos you upload or link, the clips made from them, their titles and descriptions, and the channels you follow in the app.
- Basic usage: when you signed in, the jobs you ran, and your IP address at sign-in, to keep the service working and prevent abuse.
How it is used
Only to provide Clipper: making clips, showing them to you and uploading the ones you choose. Transcripts and video frames may be sent to Google's Gemini API to pick moments and write titles. We don't sell your data or use it for advertising.
YouTube
Clipper uses YouTube API Services. By connecting your channel you also agree to the YouTube Terms of Service, and Google's Privacy Policy applies. You can remove Clipper's access at any time in the app, or at Google account permissions.
Deleting your data
Delete your account from the menu in the app: your clips, uploaded files, channels and YouTube connection are removed straight away. Uploaded source videos are deleted automatically after they are clipped.
Contact
Questions about your data: contact the site owner through the address on your Google consent screen.