Copyright & DMCA
Last updated: August 25, 2026 • Applies to https://pinsave.net/
PinSave respects the intellectual property rights of creators and copyright owners. PinSave provides tools for processing supported publicly accessible Pinterest URLs but does not claim ownership of third-party content.
This policy outlines our approach to copyright, content ownership, and the clear procedure for rights holders to submit inquiries or notices.
Third-Party Content
PinSave does not host or claim ownership of the images, videos, GIFs, or other third-party media that users may access through supported Pinterest URLs.
When a user uses PinSave to download media:
- The service processes the publicly accessible Pinterest URL provided by the user.
- Media data is streamed directly or transiently through ephemeral streaming buffers from Pinterest's public content delivery networks (CDNs) to the user's browser.
- PinSave does not operate a permanent public hosting repository or permanent index of downloaded media files on our physical server disks.
Respect Copyright
Users are responsible for ensuring that their use of downloaded content complies with applicable copyright laws and respects the legitimate rights of the original content owner.
Downloading media via PinSave is intended for personal reference, lawful backup, educational study, or other permitted uses under applicable copyright law.
Downloading media does not grant you copyright ownership or permission to publish, broadcast, redistribute, commercially exploit, or sublicense the material without authorization from the copyright holder.
Report a Copyright Concern
If you are a copyright owner or an authorized agent representing a copyright owner, and you believe that content accessible through PinSave infringes upon your copyright or intellectual property rights, you may submit a formal report.
To help us review and process your request efficiently, please include the following information in your submission:
- Your Contact Information: Your full legal name, the name of the copyright owner you represent (if applicable), and a valid email address where you can be reached.
- Identification of the Copyrighted Work: A clear description or direct URL identifying the original copyrighted work you claim is being infringed.
- Identification of the Specific Pin URL: The exact, specific Pinterest URL(s) or page location on PinSave that you believe is infringing or facilitating unauthorized access.
- Statement of Unauthorized Use: A concise statement explaining why you believe the use of the material is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.
- Statement of Good Faith and Accuracy: A statement made under good-faith belief that the information in your report is accurate and that you are the copyright owner or authorized to act on behalf of the owner.
- Additional Context: Any additional documentation or context necessary for us to investigate the matter thoroughly.
Please clearly identify your submission as a “Copyright Complaint” in the subject or message category.
How to Submit a Report
To submit a copyright notice or DMCA-related complaint, please use our online Contact Form.
When filling out the form, select “Copyright & DMCA Inquiry” as the inquiry reason and paste the required information described above into the message body.
What Happens After a Report?
We take intellectual property complaints seriously. Upon receiving a complete and valid copyright report:
- Our team will review the submitted information to verify the details of the complaint.
- If the request is substantiated, we will take appropriate action where applicable, such as restricting access to the specific URL through our resolution service.
- Because media is hosted on Pinterest servers rather than PinSave, copyright owners may also wish to file a direct takedown notice with Pinterest, Inc. to ensure the source Pin is removed from origin servers.
- We will respond to legitimate inquiries through the contact email provided in your report.
Accurate Reports
Please note that submitting false, misleading, or bad-faith copyright claims may carry legal consequences under applicable law. Please ensure all details submitted in your notice are truthful, accurate, and supported by valid rights ownership.
Need to Contact Us?
For copyright reports, licensing questions, or general legal inquiries, please reach out via our contact page.