Automatic expiry
Prepared files and in-memory job records are temporary.
Trust & Safety
NvidSave is designed to process one permitted public link at a time, explain what is happening, and remove temporary output automatically. We do not promise access to private or protected content.
Prepared files and in-memory job records are temporary.
Bounded output helps protect service capacity.
Only explicitly reviewed source hosts can start jobs.
The public workflow does not require registration.
Our operating commitments
The public workflow is intentionally narrow: one authorized public link, one temporary result, and an honest status throughout.
Prepared files and their job records expire automatically after 30 minutes instead of becoming a permanent media library.
The service rejects unsupported sources and is not intended to bypass logins, subscriptions, DRM, or other technical restrictions.
The interface reports queued, processing, completed, expired, and failed states from the actual download worker.
Data and file lifecycle
Each stage is limited so the service does not become a permanent media store.
The submitted URL is parsed, credentials are rejected, and its hostname must match an explicitly enabled platform.
One bounded job requests the public source and prepares only the selected video or audio output.
The browser receives a temporary attachment link while progress and failures remain visible in the interface.
The file and in-memory job record expire after 30 minutes or can be cleared earlier by resetting the job.
Built-in safeguards
These are implementation-backed limits, not generic security badges.
Arbitrary domains cannot start downloader jobs. Platform support is explicit and reviewed separately from the wider research catalog.
Links containing usernames or passwords are rejected. NvidSave is not intended for private-session or account-only media.
Worker count, retained jobs, duration, output size, and temporary lifetime are limited to reduce abuse and resource exhaustion.
State-changing API requests use restrictive origin checks rather than accepting requests from any website.
Per-client endpoint limits, a global request ceiling, bounded inspection concurrency, queue limits, and Retry-After responses reduce abusive resource use.
Direct IPs, credentials, unsafe ports, control characters, unknown hosts, malformed job IDs, and open proxy paths are rejected before source processing.
Angular escapes source text, remote thumbnails require HTTPS without referrers, and CSP, anti-framing, MIME-sniffing, permissions, and origin headers reduce XSS and clickjacking risk.
Semantic controls, keyboard focus, readable labels, and polite live status updates keep the workflow understandable without relying on color alone.
There is no permanent user media library. Technical and security logs may still exist as described in the Privacy Policy.
Responsible use
Honest limitations
Policies
These pages explain current privacy, usage, and copyright rules in plain language.
Helpful answers
Not as a permanent library. Prepared files and their in-memory job records expire automatically after 30 minutes, and resetting a completed job can request earlier removal.
No. The public downloader workflow does not require registration, a profile, or a stored download history.
No. NvidSave is designed for eligible public URLs and does not bypass logins, subscriptions, DRM, passwords, or other access controls.
The service processes the URL you submit, your output choices, job and progress data, and limited technical request information needed to operate and secure the service. See the Privacy Policy for details.
Do not exploit or publish sensitive details. Send a clear reproduction, affected URL or component, impact, and contact information to security@nvidsave.com.
Use the Copyright Policy and send the protected-work details, exact source URL, required statements, contact information, and signature to copyright@nvidsave.com.
Security contact
Include reproducible steps, the affected component, potential impact, and a safe way to contact you. Do not include passwords, private media, or unnecessary personal data.
security@nvidsave.comPermission first
Check whether a platform is enabled, then process only a public link you are authorized to save.