Videos shared on YouTube, Instagram and other platforms sometimes get copyright claims for their music.
This happens because some composers register their music with third-party services that specialize in securing royalties. YouTube has an algorithm that searches for videos using content from these services. When it identifies a match, that service will monetize the video, so the royalties go straight to the copyright holder. For more detail, see Storyblocks’ explanation of Content ID claims.
If your video gets a claim, appeal it. The music in the app is licensed and covered by your Pro subscription, and an appeal usually restores the video within minutes.
If your video is still being taken down after you’ve appealed, contact us through the app's Settings > Contact Support. We'll help you sort it out.