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Cookie Policy Generator — GDPR Cookie Notice Template

Generate a cookie policy listing cookie types, third-party services, analytics tools, and user opt-out instructions for GDPR compliance.

Disclaimer: This tool generates template documents for informational purposes only. It is not legal advice. Consult a qualified lawyer before using any generated document for legal purposes.

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COOKIE POLICY Last Updated: 2026-07-08 1. WHAT ARE COOKIES Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit Our Website. They help us provide a better experience and analyse site traffic. 2. COOKIES WE USE | Cookie | Provider | Duration | Purpose | |--------|----------|----------|---------| | Strictly necessary | Various | Session/Persistent | Essential or analytics | | Performance/Analytics | Various | Session/Persistent | Essential or analytics | 3. TYPES OF COOKIES • Strictly Necessary: Required for website functionality • Performance/Analytics: Help us understand how visitors use our site • Functional: Remember your preferences • Marketing: Used to deliver relevant advertisements 4. THIRD-PARTY COOKIES • Google Analytics 5. ANALYTICS TOOLS • Google Analytics 4 6. HOW TO CONTROL COOKIES You can control cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to refuse or delete cookies. Note that disabling cookies may affect website functionality. To opt out of Google Analytics: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout 7. GDPR AND ePrivacy If you are in the European Economic Area, we process cookies based on your consent where required. You may withdraw consent at any time through our cookie banner or browser settings. 8. CONTACT For questions about this Cookie Policy, contact: privacy@example.com

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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions

What is a cookie policy and why do I need one?+

A cookie policy explains what cookies your website uses, why they are used, and how users can control them. Under GDPR and the EU ePrivacy Directive, websites using non-essential cookies must inform users and obtain consent before placing them. A cookie policy is typically linked from your privacy policy and cookie consent banner.

Is a cookie policy required under GDPR?+

Yes. GDPR requires transparency about data processing, and cookies that track users constitute personal data processing. You must disclose cookie types (essential, analytics, marketing), purposes, third parties involved, and how users can opt out. Non-essential cookies require explicit consent before activation — a cookie policy alone is not enough; you also need a consent mechanism.

What is the difference between a cookie policy and a privacy policy?+

A privacy policy covers all personal data collection and processing — names, emails, payments, analytics, and cookies. A cookie policy is a focused document specifically about browser cookies and similar tracking technologies. Many sites include cookie details in their privacy policy, but a separate cookie policy is clearer for GDPR compliance and links well from cookie consent banners.