The rules for using Media2URL, including uploads, accounts, subscriptions, prohibited content, enforcement, automated misuse, and legal responsibility.
Last updated: July 9, 2026
Media2URL lets people upload media and turn it into managed links. That sounds simple, but the service can be misused if someone uploads illegal files, hides malware behind a short link, shares private material without consent, or tries to push traffic beyond plan limits.
These terms set the rules for using the service. By visiting, creating an account, uploading, sharing a link, automating access, or paying for a plan, you agree to follow them.
You are responsible for the activity under your account, upload tokens, dashboard sessions, and shared links. Keep your login details secure, use accurate account information, and contact us quickly if you believe your account was accessed without permission.
Media2URL may refuse, suspend, limit, or terminate access when an account is used for abuse, fraud, illegal activity, payment disputes, automated misuse, security attacks, or repeated policy violations.
You keep ownership of files that you upload, but you give Media2URL the permission needed to store, process, scan, display, transmit, cache, back up, and deliver those files as part of the service. That permission lasts for as long as needed to operate the link, protect the platform, and satisfy legal obligations.
You must have the right to upload and share every file. If a file belongs to someone else, includes another person, contains private data, or is protected by copyright, you are responsible for having the required permission before the upload happens.
You may not upload, store, link, embed, or distribute material that is illegal, exploitative, non-consensual, abusive, malicious, deceptive, or designed to harm people, devices, accounts, networks, or public safety.
This includes child sexual abuse material, sexual exploitation of minors, non-consensual intimate imagery, threats, doxxing, phishing, malware, credential theft, stolen data, terrorist or violent extremist material, copyright-infringing files, counterfeit documents, and files that are mainly used to bypass law or platform rules.
Media2URL may review reports, disable links, remove files, quarantine storage objects, limit traffic, revoke upload access, suspend accounts, preserve evidence, or report activity to relevant authorities. Serious abuse can be acted on immediately without prior notice.
A report does not guarantee that a file will be removed, and a removal does not mean the reporter has won a legal dispute. The goal is to reduce harm, follow legal requirements, and keep the service reliable for legitimate users.
Plans may include limits for file size, storage, bandwidth, monthly uploads, privacy controls, custom domains, folders, analytics, or support access. If usage exceeds the plan, Media2URL may throttle, block, downgrade, charge for overages where disclosed, or ask you to upgrade.
Subscription features can change as the product develops. When a change materially reduces a paid plan, Media2URL will try to give reasonable notice or provide a practical transition path.
Automated access is allowed only when it follows the normal product limits and does not harm the service. Do not scrape, overload endpoints, bypass limits, rotate accounts to avoid enforcement, reverse engineer private systems, test vulnerabilities without permission, or use automation to run a public file dump.
Media2URL may rate limit, revoke credentials, or require extra verification if automated traffic causes errors, creates security risk, hides abusive uploads, or affects other users.
Media2URL aims to keep links available, but the service is not a permanent archive or disaster recovery provider unless a specific paid agreement says otherwise. Links can fail because of expiry settings, deletion, billing limits, abuse enforcement, storage errors, maintenance, network issues, or legal action.
Keep your own copy of important files. If an upload is business-critical, use account controls, backups, private sharing, and monitoring instead of treating a public link as the only storage location.
The service is provided on an as-is and as-available basis to the fullest extent allowed by law. Media2URL does not promise that every upload, link, embed, preview, analytics event, or dashboard request will be uninterrupted, error-free, secure, or suitable for every use case.
To the fullest extent allowed by law, Media2URL is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, punitive, or lost-profit damages. Any direct liability is limited to the amount you paid for the service during the three months before the event giving rise to the claim, unless the law requires a different rule.
