terms of use

the deal is simple: use it legally. whatever you download is on you. the long version is below — still short, still plain english.

what fastsaver is

fastsaver helps your browser fetch a publicly accessible media file from where it already lives. it doesn't host media, doesn't store media, and doesn't keep a copy of anything you download. once your file lands, we forget the whole thing happened.

personal use only

most things on social media are copyrighted, so fastsaver is for personal, offline use: saving your own posts, openly licensed clips, or content a creator gave you permission to use. what's not okay:

• reposting other people's work as yours — that's not saving, that's stealing.
• using fastsaver to break copyright law or a platform's terms of service.
• bulk-scraping, re-uploading, or building a business on other people's content.

unsure whether you can use something? ask the creator. they're people, they usually reply. there's a longer honest write-up at is it legal to download social media videos?

public content only

fastsaver only reaches content that's already public. private accounts, followers-only posts, and removed content don't work — by design, not as a bug.

no warranty, fair limits

the service is free and provided as-is. platforms change their sites constantly; sometimes a downloader breaks until we ship a fix. we also rate-limit heavy automated use so the service stays fast for everyone — if you need volume, use the developer API, which has its own terms at api.fastsaver.io.

for rights holders

if something's wrong, message @coder2077 on telegram — takedown requests get a fast response. it's in the name.