Authorized use
A useful editing tool needs a clear boundary.
ClearFrame is for footage you created, own, licensed for modification, or have explicit permission to edit. The rules are written to be understood before upload, not discovered after a problem.
Allowed
Your own logo
A self-owned mark on footage you created.
Not allowed
Stock preview mark
A third-party ownership notice or access control.
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Retain
Allowed
- Your own logo on your own footage
- A timestamp created by your camera or workflow
- Client-approved branding covered by your agreement
- Licensed archive footage that permits modification
- Public-domain footage
Not allowed
- Stock-preview watermarks
- Third-party ownership logos
- DRM-protected or access-controlled content
- Unauthorized attribution removal
- Downloaded videos you do not have editing rights to
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Workflow safeguards
Ownership confirmation
You must confirm the authorization basis before uploading a file.
Hashes and audit metadata
File fingerprints, project events, status changes, and administrative actions support traceability.
Account restrictions
Projects or accounts may be limited when reported content or activity crosses the permitted boundary.
Abuse reporting
Compliance reports can be reviewed by authorized administrators and linked to project controls.
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Storage and model-use boundary
- 1Private storage paths and authenticated project access
- 2Temporary signed output links
- 3Automatic cleanup based on configured retention windows
- 4No DRM or technical-protection circumvention
- 5No model training on uploaded videos without explicit opt-in
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