Effective July 15, 2026
This Acceptable Use Policy explains what you may and may not do when using CreatorSaver. It applies to everyone who accesses our website and tools. By using CreatorSaver, you agree to use it only for lawful purposes and in the ways described below. This policy works alongside our Subscription Terms and our DMCA Policy. It is written in plain operational language and is not legal advice.
CreatorSaver processes only content that is publicly accessible on third-party platforms at the time of your request. We do not access, and you may not use CreatorSaver to reach, content that is private, restricted, follower-only, or otherwise placed behind a login or permission barrier.
We do not host or store the source content on our servers. CreatorSaver retrieves what a platform already makes available to the public and passes it to you. If content is not public, it is outside the scope of this service.
You are solely responsible for having the necessary rights or permission for any content you download or back up through CreatorSaver. Public accessibility does not by itself grant you the right to reuse, republish, or distribute someone else’s work.
You may not use CreatorSaver to:
CreatorSaver is intended for normal, human-driven use through our website. You may not use bots, scripts, scrapers, or other automated tools to access the service, generate high request volumes, or extract data at a scale beyond ordinary interactive use.
Some features are offered under paid plans with published usage allowances described in our Subscription Terms. You may not exceed, evade, or artificially inflate those allowances, and you may not share, pool, or resell plan access to work around them. Free-plan access is provided for reasonable personal use and must not be automated or abused. We may apply technical rate limits to keep the service available and reliable for everyone.
CreatorSaver respects the intellectual property rights of others. If you believe content accessed through our service infringes your copyright, you can submit a takedown request through our DMCA Policy, which explains what a valid notice must include and how counter-notifications are handled.
We maintain a repeat-infringer policy. Sources or accounts that are the subject of repeated valid copyright complaints may be limited, blocked, or restricted from use of the service, as described in the DMCA Policy.
We may investigate suspected violations of this policy and take any action we consider appropriate. Depending on the severity and circumstances, this may include:
We may update this policy from time to time. Continued use of CreatorSaver after an update means you accept the revised policy.
Questions about acceptable use? Reach us through the contact page.