CLIPKEY · Effective August 30, 2026

Privacy Policy

This policy applies to the CLIPKEY Chrome extension and its web preview. We do not operate an account server, and CLIPKEY does not send your clips in plain text to a server owned by us.

CLIPKEY stores data on your device or, only after you explicitly sign in, in the app data area of your own Google account. The developer does not operate a cloud service that stores your clips.

Local storage

Uninstalling the extension or clearing its site data removes the corresponding local copy.

Your AI endpoint

“Extract key points” sends only the current clip's text and images to the OpenAI-compatible endpoint you configure. For YouTube, Bilibili, or Vimeo links, CLIPKEY may first read the page title, description, available transcript, and official thumbnail. It does not upload the video file. If no thumbnail is available, it may request a clearly labeled generated image from the same configured endpoint.

Google sign-in and Drive

Page access

CLIPKEY reads the current tab only after you explicitly save a selection or page, or request a screenshot. Full-page capture scrolls and stitches visible regions only when you choose “Full page,” with size limits. CLIPKEY does not inject a persistent content script.

The first request to your configured model host may trigger an optional site-access permission prompt.

What we do not do

Offline backup

You can export a zip archive containing JSON and images, then import it on another device. You choose and control the exported file's location.

Contact

For questions or privacy requests, email ybl20200126@gmail.com.