Acceptable Use Policy
Rules for using VideoToPDF responsibly, including ownership, copyright, and prohibited content.
Last updated: 2026-07-28
Purpose
This Acceptable Use Policy explains the rules for using VideoToPDF. You may use the service only for lawful purposes and only with files that you own or are authorized to process.
Permitted Use
VideoToPDF processes video and audio files that you upload to create transcripts, notes, summaries, and document exports. You are responsible for confirming that your use of the service and each uploaded file complies with applicable law and any rights held by others.
Prohibited Use
You must not use VideoToPDF to:
- infringe copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, or other rights;
- upload or process pirated, stolen, or unlawfully obtained videos or audio;
- download source videos from third-party platforms, bypass access restrictions, or process third-party content without authorization;
- upload illegal, abusive, fraudulent, defamatory, or harmful content; or
- interfere with, probe, overload, or attempt to bypass the security of the service.
Third-Party Content
VideoToPDF processes uploaded recordings and authorized subtitles, and may analyze public YouTube links through Google Gemini when Pro YouTube Notes Beta is enabled. Do not use this feature to access private, restricted, or unauthorized content. No source-video download service is provided. If a file contains third-party material, you must have all rights, permissions, or other legal authority needed to upload and process it.
Enforcement
We may remove content, suspend processing, restrict access, or terminate accounts when we reasonably believe this policy, our Terms of Service, or applicable law has been violated. We may also cooperate with lawful requests from authorities and rights holders.
Report a Concern
To report suspected copyright infringement, abuse, or misuse, contact support@videotopdf.app with the relevant account, project, or file details.