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Guides for using temporary videos

Learn how to send private videos by link, limit access to the first authorized recipient, share visual proofs with clients and use verification data when it makes sense.

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Privacy, private links and creators

Guides for people who need to send private, personalized or sensitive videos without turning them into permanent public posts.

How to send private videos by temporary linkPractical guide to send private videos by temporary link, without registration, with expiration and more controlled access.What “first authorized recipient” means in a temporary videoExplanation of first authorized recipient mode and how it helps reduce uncontrolled forwarding of temporary video links.Personalized videos for clients: how to share them privatelyA neutral guide for creators and freelancers who need to send personalized or exclusive videos privately by temporary link.

Technical work, freelancers and visual proofs

Guides for developers, designers, freelancers and teams that need to share bugs, progress updates, reviews and verifiable files.

How to share a bug in video using a temporary linkGuide for reporting bugs by temporary video link: what to record, what details to include and how to send it.Send visual proofs to clients without permanent foldersGuide for freelancers, designers and developers who need to send visual proofs, progress updates or reviews by temporary link.Verification data: date, size and SHA-256 hash of the videoExplanation of upload date, file size and SHA-256 hash in temporary videos, with practical uses and limits.

How to choose the right guide

If it is privateStart with the guide about sending private videos by temporary link.

If it is for one personRead the first authorized recipient guide before sharing.

If it is professionalUse the guides about bugs, visual proofs and verification data.

These guides explain when to use each feature, what its limits are and how to share temporary videos without turning them into permanent files.