How Viner handles archived clips, new uploads, and copyright concerns.
Viner is built around short looping clips â both preserved Vines and new Viners. We want to celebrate creativity while respecting the rights of original creators and other rightsholders.
This page explains how we think about copyright and how you can contact us if you believe your work is being used without permission.
Many videos displayed on Viner come from the original Vine platform and are part of a preserved archive. These clips, and any related trademarks or branding, remain the property of their original creators and rightsholders.
We do not claim ownership over this content. We present it in a historical, read-only context. However, if a creator or rightsholder has serious concerns about how a particular piece of content appears in Viner, we encourage them to contact us so we can review the situation.
When you upload new content to Viner, you are responsible for making sure you have the necessary rights to do so. You agree that you will not upload:
Short excerpts, memes, or remixes may or may not be allowed under the laws where you live. You are responsible for understanding and following those laws.
If you are a creator or rightsholder and you believe that content on Viner uses your work without permission, you can email copyright@viner.co with:
We may temporarily restrict or remove the content while we review your request and may follow up with additional questions if needed.
Submitting false or misleading copyright complaints can cause real harm. Please do not use copyright tools to attack other users or try to remove content you do not actually own.
If you are unsure about a copyright issue or have general questions, you can email contact@viner.co. We will explain how our process works but cannot provide formal legal advice.