Copyright and Content Policy

Last updated: 11 July 2026

User responsibility

Transcripts and captions may be protected by copyright. Users must have permission or another lawful basis before downloading, storing, sharing, translating, or republishing them.

No public transcript publication

CaptionFetch does not intentionally create publicly indexed transcript pages. Saved query history is private to the account.

Notices

Rights holders may report alleged infringement to copyright@captionfetch.com. A valid notice should identify the protected work, the affected URL or record, the reporter’s contact details, a good-faith statement, an accuracy and authority statement, and a physical or electronic signature.

Response

We may preserve evidence, restrict access, remove stored data, suspend repeat infringers, and request further information.

Counter-notice

If your material was restricted in error, send a counter-notice to copyright@captionfetch.com identifying the affected material and its previous location, your contact details, and a statement made in good faith that the restriction resulted from a mistake or misidentification. We review counter-notices and restore access where the objection is well founded, notifying the original reporter.