# SafeShare

> SafeShare lets people share YouTube and Vimeo videos on a clean, distraction-reduced watch page: no comments, no suggested videos, optional start/end trimming, a short link and a QR code. Built for teachers, schools, businesses and families who need to share a video without the platform clutter around it.

Videos are checked for unsafe keywords and content patterns when a SafeShare page is created, and flagged videos are blocked or shown behind a warning. Free accounts get reliable playback, multi-language profanity filtering and the minimal watch page; Premium adds HD video and audio and personal profanity preferences; Schools & Teams plans add organization-wide profanity controls, student accounts with permission management, and team management.

## Product

- [Home](https://safeshare.tv): What SafeShare is and how to create a safe video link
- [Features](https://safeshare.tv/features): Distraction-free sharing, short links, QR codes, trimming, groups and watch statistics
- [How it works](https://safeshare.tv/how-it-works): Step-by-step guide to creating and sharing a SafeShare page
- [Pricing](https://safeshare.tv/pricing): Free, Premium (monthly/yearly, 7-day trial) and Schools & Teams seat pricing
- [FAQ](https://safeshare.tv/faq): Common questions about filtering, ads, supported platforms and school use
- [Help](https://safeshare.tv/help): Help centre and guides

## Company

- [About](https://safeshare.tv/about): Who SafeShare is for
- [Contact](https://safeshare.tv/contact): Sales and support contact form
- [Security](https://safeshare.tv/security): Security practices and vulnerability reporting
- [Accessibility](https://safeshare.tv/accessibility): Accessibility statement

## Legal

- [Privacy Policy](https://safeshare.tv/privacy): How SafeShare handles personal data
- [Terms of Service](https://safeshare.tv/terms): Terms of use
- [Data Processing](https://safeshare.tv/data-processing): Data processing terms for organizations
- [DMCA](https://safeshare.tv/dmca): Copyright takedown policy

## Blog

- [Blog](https://safeshare.tv/blog): Articles on safe video sharing in classrooms and teams
- [How to Build a Listening Lesson From a YouTube Clip](https://safeshare.tv/blog/posts/how-to-build-a-listening-lesson-from-a-youtube-clip): To build a listening lesson from a YouTube clip for your language class, choose a short segment, give each listen its own task, and share exactly that segment with students.
- [How to Evaluate Any YouTube Video for Your Classroom: A Framework for Teachers](https://safeshare.tv/blog/posts/how-to-evaluate-any-youtube-video-for-your-classroom-a-framework-for-teachers): A video with a slick voiceover, clean motion graphics, and a million subscribers looks trustworthy on sight. That instinct is a poor guide to accuracy.
- [How to Share a YouTube Video Safely in a Homeschool Co-op](https://safeshare.tv/blog/posts/how-to-share-a-youtube-video-safely-in-a-homeschool-co-op): Your co-op's science lead sends a YouTube link in the group chat the night before your at-home week. You pull it up in front of six kids from four different families, ranging from second grade to eighth. The clip plays fine. Then it ends, and the sidebar fills with thumbnails nobody previewed.
- [How to Co-Watch YouTube Videos With Your Child](https://safeshare.tv/blog/posts/how-to-co-watch-youtube-videos-with-your-child): Sit beside your child while they watch, and let them lead. Ask if you can join. Follow their interests and connect what you watched to something in their day. You don't need a script.
- [How to Teach a Science Lesson With YouTube Videos, Not Just Play One](https://safeshare.tv/blog/posts/how-to-teach-a-science-lesson-with-youtube-videos-not-just-play-one): Picture a teacher who cues up a genuinely great video, dims the lights, and lets it run for four minutes. The lights come back up, a few kids nod, and most are already thinking about lunch. Nothing failed, exactly. But nothing was actually taught, either. The video did its job. The lesson never showed up.
- [How to Trim a YouTube Video Before Sharing With Kids](https://safeshare.tv/blog/posts/how-to-trim-a-youtube-video-before-sharing-with-kids): A trimmed clip skips the sponsor read, the cold open, so your child/student only sees the part you actually picked.
- [AI Slop Is Making YouTube's Autoplay Riskier for Kids (2026)](https://safeshare.tv/blog/posts/ai-slop-is-making-youtubes-autoplay-riskier-for-kids-2026): More than 40% of videos YouTube recommends after a kids' show are now AI-generated, and the disclosure label is buried where no parent or child will ever see it. Here's what's actually driving autoplay, and the real fix.
- [The Canvas incident and a Cybersecurity Checklist for 2026](https://safeshare.tv/blog/posts/the-canvas-incident-and-a-k-12-cybersecurity-checklist-for-2026): In early May 2026, a security incident at Instructure took the Canvas LMS offline for several hours and exposed names, email addresses, student IDs, and messages for an unconfirmed number of users across schools and universities. Instructure detected the intrusion, brought in outside forensics help, and restored service.
- [What YouTube Restricted Mode Leaves Visible](https://safeshare.tv/blog/posts/what-youtube-restricted-mode-leaves-visible): Check what Restricted Mode handles and what it leaves running... knowing that changes what "I've set up YouTube safely" actually means. If you want to test the difference on a video you're already planning to use, safeshare.tv takes 60 seconds.

## Optional

- [Sitemap](https://safeshare.tv/sitemap.xml): Full list of public pages, blog posts and public video pages