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Legal & Compliance

Cookie Policy Generator

Generate GDPR and CCPA-compliant cookie policies with detailed cookie tables, consent mechanisms, and jurisdiction-specific disclosures for your website or app.

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The AI Cookie Policy Generator creates legally-informed cookie policies tailored to your website's actual cookie usage and applicable regulations. Get a complete policy with categorized cookie tables, purpose descriptions, retention periods, consent mechanism guidance, and third-party disclosure requirements — all formatted for easy integration into your cookie banner or settings page.

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Small Business

Cookie policy for a Shopify jewelry store

Small online retailers get a legally structured, vendor-specific cookie policy without paying for a lawyer.

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Input

Website / App Information
E-commerce store selling handmade jewelry, built on Shopify with a custom domain. We use Google Analytics 4 for traffic insights, Meta (Facebook) Pixel for retargeting ads, Stripe and Shopify Payments for checkout, and Klaviyo for email signups and abandoned-cart flows. We ship internationally including to EU customers.
Cookie Categories Used
All (Essential + Analytics + Marketing + Social)
Primary Jurisdiction
Global (multi-jurisdiction)
Consent Mechanism
Cookie Banner (accept/reject)

Output (excerpt)

Cookie Policy — Last updated June 2026. This Policy explains how [Store Name] uses cookies and similar technologies. Strictly Necessary Cookies (Shopify, Stripe) keep your cart and checkout secure and cannot be disabled. Analytics Cookies (Google Analytics 4, _ga, 2-year expiry) measure site traffic. Marketing Cookies (Meta Pixel, _fbp; Klaviyo) personalize ads. You can accept, reject, or manage non-essential cookies anytime via the consent banner.
Developers

GDPR analytics-only policy for a SaaS dashboard

Developers shipping a privacy-first SaaS get a concise, accurate GDPR policy matching their minimal cookie footprint.

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Input

Website / App Information
B2B SaaS analytics dashboard hosted on our own domain. We only use first-party analytics (self-hosted Plausible) and a session cookie for authentication. No advertising or third-party marketing trackers. EU-headquartered with mostly European business customers.
Cookie Categories Used
Essential + Analytics
Primary Jurisdiction
EU (GDPR / ePrivacy Directive)
Consent Mechanism
Dedicated Settings Page

Output (excerpt)

Cookie Policy. Under the EU GDPR and ePrivacy Directive, we use only two categories of cookies. Essential Cookies: a session authentication token (session-id) required to keep you logged in; this is exempt from consent. Analytics Cookies: privacy-friendly, first-party Plausible measurement that does not use personal identifiers. You may review and withdraw consent at any time from the Cookie Settings page in your account.
Bloggers

CCPA cookie notice for a US content blog

Bloggers monetizing with ads and affiliates get a CCPA-compliant notice that addresses the 'sale/sharing' opt-out requirement.

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Input

Website / App Information
US-based personal finance blog on WordPress. We run Google AdSense display ads, Google Analytics, and affiliate links via Amazon Associates and Impact. Newsletter signups handled through ConvertKit. Most readers are in California and other US states.
Cookie Categories Used
Essential + Analytics + Marketing
Primary Jurisdiction
US (CCPA / CPRA)
Consent Mechanism
Popup with Category Selection

Output (excerpt)

Cookie Policy & Your California Privacy Rights. We use cookies for advertising and analytics. Marketing Cookies from Google AdSense and our affiliate partners (Amazon Associates, Impact) may share data treated as a 'sale' or 'sharing' under the CCPA/CPRA. California residents have the right to opt out — use the 'Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information' link or the consent popup. Analytics Cookies (Google Analytics) help us improve content.

Your Cookie Policy Generator results will appear here

Expect cautious, jurisdiction-neutral language — always review with a qualified attorney.

How to Use Cookie Policy Generator

  1. Describe your website and the third-party tools you use (analytics, ads, payment processors, email tools, social plugins).
  2. Select the cookie categories that apply to your site — be honest about what you actually use.
  3. Choose your primary jurisdiction and preferred consent mechanism.
  4. Click 'Generate' to receive a complete cookie policy with categorized cookie tables and compliance guidance.

Use Cases

1

Create a GDPR-compliant cookie policy for a European e-commerce store

2

Draft a multi-jurisdiction cookie policy for a global SaaS platform

3

Generate cookie consent banner text and settings page copy

4

Update an existing cookie policy after adding new analytics or marketing tools

5

Prepare cookie documentation for a CCPA compliance audit

Tips for Best Results

  • List every third-party tool you use — Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, Hotjar, Stripe, Intercom, etc. The more specific you are, the more accurate the cookie table.
  • If you serve users in both the EU and US, select 'Global' to cover both GDPR and CCPA requirements.
  • Review the generated cookie table against your actual cookies (check browser DevTools > Application > Cookies) to ensure accuracy.
  • Update your cookie policy whenever you add or remove third-party tools from your website.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I legally need a cookie policy?

If your website uses any non-essential cookies and you serve users in the EU, UK, or California, yes. The GDPR/ePrivacy Directive, UK PECR, and CCPA/CPRA all require disclosure of cookie usage and, in most cases, prior consent for non-essential cookies.

Is this policy compliant with GDPR and CCPA?

The generated policy follows the requirements of both frameworks, but it is an AI-generated template. You should have it reviewed by a qualified privacy attorney or DPO to ensure it accurately reflects your specific data processing activities.

How do I implement the cookie consent mechanism?

The policy includes guidance on consent mechanisms. For implementation, consider tools like Cookiebot, OneTrust, or CookieYes that provide pre-built consent banners. The generated policy text can be linked from your consent banner.

What is the difference between essential and non-essential cookies?

Essential cookies are strictly necessary for website functionality (login sessions, shopping carts, security tokens) and generally do not require consent. Non-essential cookies (analytics, marketing, social) require explicit consent under GDPR and disclosure under CCPA.

How often should I update my cookie policy?

Update whenever you add or remove third-party services, change your data processing practices, or when relevant regulations change. A quarterly review is a good practice. Always update the 'Last Updated' date.

Is my website information kept private?

We keep your input and the result for up to 90 days to run the service, prevent abuse and, if you're signed in, show your history. They are processed by the AI providers listed in our Privacy Policy. We don't sell them.

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Your Privacy is Protected

We keep your input and the result for up to 90 days to run the service, prevent abuse and, if you're signed in, show your history. They are processed by the AI providers listed in our Privacy Policy. We don't sell them.

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