Savemp3 is a fast and free video and music converter

Users must understand and assume full responsibility for actions performed using the SAVEMP3 platform. Below are the key legal risks associated with using online converters.

Copyright infringement

Downloading and converting video and audio content from platforms such as YouTube, without explicit permission from the copyright holder, may qualify as copyright infringement.

According to the Berne Convention and the EU Digital Content Directive (Directive 2019/790), unauthorized use of protected works may result in:

• civil liability (fines, compensation for damages);
• criminal liability in certain jurisdictions;
• blocking of accounts or content on video platforms.

Non-compliance with platform terms of use

Most video hosting services explicitly prohibit downloading content using third-party services. For example, according to YouTube Terms of Service, users are prohibited from downloading videos without a special "Download" button or other permission from the platform. Violating these rules may result in account blocking or content removal.

User responsibility

SAVEMP3 provides only a technical tool and does not control how it is used. All legal responsibility for actions performed using the service lies solely with the user. Use the platform only for:

• downloading your own materials;
• content under open license (e.g., Creative Commons);
• files for which you have legal rights.

Jurisdictional differences

Copyright and digital content laws vary depending on the country. The user is obliged to independently verify the legality of using the service in their jurisdiction. It is recommended to familiarize yourself with local legislation and, if necessary, consult a lawyer.

Useful sources:

• WIPO Lex — copyright law database
• EUR-Lex — EU legal acts
• U.S. Copyright Office