HookClips respects copyright and expects the same from its users.
How HookClips works
HookClips is a tool: each user decides which video to process and is responsible for having permission to use it. HookClips doesn’t publish clips or show them to the public; files are private to each account and deleted from the server 24 hours after they’re made.
If you believe someone used your content without permission
Email [email protected] with the subject “Copyright notice” and include:
- your name, contact details and, if you act for someone else, on whose behalf;
- which work is yours (for example, the link to the original video);
- where the use you’re claiming is (the link to the posted clip or the account that posted it) and any detail that helps us find the related HookClips account;
- a statement that you believe in good faith the use isn’t authorized, and that the information is accurate and you’re entitled to make the claim.
We review every notice. If it’s valid, we delete the related content from our server and notify the user. Because HookClips doesn’t post to social networks, to remove a clip that’s already posted you should also file a claim with the platform where it was posted (YouTube, TikTok, Instagram…).
Designated agent (DMCA)
HookClips has a designated agent to receive copyright notices, registered with the U.S. Copyright Office under number DMCA-1084248. The agent’s full details are in the official DMCA Designated Agent Directory.
Counter-notice
If you’re a user and believe your content was removed by mistake, or that you have permission to use it, email us explaining why with any proof you have.
Repeat infringers
We close the accounts of users who repeatedly receive valid notices, without a refund.