Quick answers about uploading videos, sharing links, privacy controls, account limits, and common troubleshooting.
How do I rename a video after I shared it?
Edit the title in your library. You usually do not need a new upload or a new link. Avoid uploading a second copy just to fix a name.
How do I delete a video?
Open it in your library and delete it. The old link should stop playing. Delete test files the same day so your library stays understandable.
What happens to a link after I delete the video?
The address remains, but it should no longer play the file. Send people a new link if you upload a replacement.
Do guest uploads stay in my account?
No. A guest upload belongs to that visit, not to your library. If you need the file later, save a copy or ask the person to create an account.
Can a guest see my private videos?
No. Guests only receive the result of the file they uploaded. Your library stays behind your sign-in.
I forgot my password. How do I get back in?
Use the reset link on the sign-in page and read the message sent to the email on the account. Do not create a second account. It will not contain your videos.
Why should I keep my email address current?
Password resets and account notices go to that inbox. If it is wrong, you can lose the only path back into the library.
What should I do if someone reports my video?
Read the reason and remove the file if you do not have the right to share it. If the report is a mistake, be ready to explain where the video came from.
How do I report a video that should not be online?
Open the watch page and use the report form. Include what is wrong. Reports are reviewed. They are not an instant delete button for a title you simply dislike.
Where are the rules written down?
The terms of use cover what you may upload. The privacy policy covers what the site stores. Both are linked from the footer.
Is there a longer explanation than the FAQ?
Yes. The blog has step-by-step articles for uploading, sharing, playback, guests, and everyday library habits.