ClipFlare

Data Deletion Instructions

Last updated: 21 August 2026

This page explains how to delete the data ClipFlare holds about you, including anything we received from a connected Facebook, Instagram, TikTok or YouTube account. It complements our Privacy Policy.

1. Disconnect a social account

Disconnecting removes the access token and the account name/id we stored for that network. It takes effect immediately, and we can no longer post anything on your behalf.

Sign in at clipflare.ai/studio.
Open My account.
Next to the connected network, choose Disconnect.

You can also revoke ClipFlare's access from the platform's own settings — for Facebook and Instagram, under Settings & privacy → Business integrations. Doing it there invalidates the token as well.

2. Delete your whole ClipFlare account

Sign in at clipflare.ai/studio.
Click your email address, top right of the page.
Choose Delete my account and confirm.

If you cannot sign in, send the request through our contact form from the email address on the account. We answer deletion requests within 30 days, as required by the GDPR.

3. What is deleted, and when

Data	When it goes
Social access tokens and connected-account names	Immediately on disconnect or account deletion
Uploaded videos and generated clips	Immediately on account deletion; otherwise automatically 7 days after they are produced
Account record, name, email, password hash	Immediately on account deletion
Scheduled posts not yet published	Cancelled and removed on account deletion
Invoices and payment records	Kept for the period French and EU accounting law requires, then deleted

Posts already published to your own social accounts stay there — they belong to your account on that platform, and only you can remove them.

Facebook and Instagram users: if you arrived here from Facebook's "Remove app" flow, steps 1 and 2 above are the full process. Nothing else is required, and no data from your Page or Instagram professional account is retained once the connection is removed.