Local media previews
When you choose a video, ClipKaro creates a temporary browser object URL so the file can be previewed locally. The Step 1 application does not upload the selected video to a ClipKaro server. Temporary object URLs are revoked when they are replaced or the import experience is closed.
Recent project metadata
ClipKaro uses IndexedDB in your browser to remember lightweight project information such as a generated project ID, display name, source type, platform category, timestamps, media type and optional file size. It does not store the video binary or a reusable object URL in recent history.
Links and clipboard access
Social links are parsed locally to identify a supported platform; ClipKaro does not fetch media from those pages. When you explicitly continue with a permitted direct MP4, MOV or WebM URL, your browser requests that file from its host, verifies it is non-empty and playable, and holds a temporary local object URL for preview or download. The file is not proxied through a ClipKaro server, and recent history does not retain the full submitted URL. Clipboard text is requested only when you choose Paste.
Analytics, accounts and cookies
ClipKaro does not currently include analytics, advertising pixels, user accounts or a ClipKaro authentication cookie. Browser storage remains on your device and can be removed through the Recent Projects controls or your browser settings.
Third parties and policy updates
Future authorized integrations and processing services will require additional disclosures before launch. Material changes to data collection, retention or sharing must be reflected in an updated version of this policy.