PRIVATE · ON YOUR DEVICE

Clean up an authorized clip without uploading it again

SaveTK can handle a small finishing task after the permitted clip is already on your device. The local tool reads the file into temporary browser memory, performs one selected change and returns a new local download. It does not resubmit the media to the source or the SaveTK backend.

SaveTK makes On-device operation easy to scan. The page starts with an user-selected local file, moves to browser WebAssembly memory, and clearly states no server upload.

↯ No upload⌁ No server queue◌ Cleared when the tab closes

BROWSER MEDIA LAB

Process locally

Checking this device…

How SaveTK treats public clip links and temporary files

SaveTK sends a public clip URL to the matching resolver and processes the returned media options you choose. Bounded job records, transfer facts, coarse timing, and privacy-protected identifiers support delivery and abuse prevention. Publisher download controls are not bypassed, prepared files are temporary, and your browser decides how long local preferences or recent links remain. This local page is different: the selected file is read with the browser File API and written into temporary WebAssembly memory, with no media-upload endpoint.

Honest limits for SaveTK

Browser processing limits begins with slower WebAssembly work on SaveTK. This saving workflow then presents higher memory use. The final fact is device-aware size gates.

Separate from the SaveTK download queue

SaveTK organizes Queue separation around no downloader worker. Its saving workflow compares no proxy or credit use. No delay for visitors remains the final check.

Process locally

Your local file is ready

How SaveTK treats public clip links and temporary files

Honest limits for SaveTK

Separate from the SaveTK download queue