Identify the material
Provide the clipdls job or download URL and enough source detail to locate the active result.
Copyright policy
clipdls respects copyright and expects users to process only media they are authorized to use. This policy explains how to identify active material and submit a complete copyright notice.
Provide the clipdls job or download URL and enough source detail to locate the active result.
State that you own the right at issue or are authorized to act for the owner.
Send complete notices to dmca@clipdls.com, not product-support messaging.
clipdls is a temporary processing utility and does not publish a searchable catalog of user files. Ready files expire automatically. A notice should concern material that is currently accessible through a clipdls job or download URL.
Send a written notice to dmca@clipdls.com with enough information for a good-faith review. Incomplete or ambiguous notices may require clarification.
clipdls may disable access, remove an active temporary result, preserve limited records when legally required, request clarification, or reject a notice that does not identify material under the service's control.
A person affected by a copyright removal may send a counter-notice to the same address when they believe the material was removed because of mistake or misidentification. It should identify the removed material, explain the basis for the objection, include reliable contact details and a signature, and contain any statements required by applicable law.
clipdls may restrict networks, requests, or workflows associated with repeated infringement claims, automated abuse, evasion of technical limits, or unlawful use. Non-copyright abuse reports should use the Contact page and include reproducible evidence.
Use the channel that matches the request so operational support and copyright notices stay distinct.