Cookie Policy Generator

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List the cookies your website sets, choose your consent mechanism and get a cookie policy template you can copy, download or print. Everything is generated in your browser.

This is a template, not legal advice
This generator produces a starting document you still have to adapt. It does not constitute legal advice and it cannot make your website compliant on its own. Read every clause, remove what does not apply to you, add what is missing, and have a qualified lawyer review the result before you publish it.

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About Cookie Policy Generator

The Cookie Policy Generator produces the cookie document that usually sits next to a privacy policy. You choose the categories you use — strictly necessary, preferences, statistics and marketing — describe your consent mechanism, and list the cookies you actually set in an editable table with the provider, purpose and duration of each one.

The generated document explains what cookies are, why you use them, what each category does, which third parties set cookies on your site, and how a visitor can change their mind. Optional sections add per-browser instructions for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and Opera, and a Do Not Track paragraph.

As with the other generators, the result is a starting template rather than legal advice: cookie rules vary between countries, and the way you obtain consent matters as much as the text. Review every section, keep the cookie table in step with your real website and have a qualified lawyer check it before publishing. Everything runs in your browser.

How to use Cookie Policy Generator

  1. Fill in your company name, website name and URL, country, contact email and effective date.
  2. Tick the cookie categories you use: strictly necessary, preferences, statistics and marketing.
  3. Add one row per cookie in the table — name, provider, purpose, duration and category.
  4. Choose your consent mechanism (prior consent banner, opt-out notice, or necessary cookies only) and list the third parties setting cookies.
  5. Keep or drop the per-browser instructions and the Do Not Track section, then copy, download or print the policy.
  6. Have a qualified lawyer review the draft, and revisit the cookie table whenever your site changes.

Frequently asked questions

In many jurisdictions a separate cookie policy, or a clearly identified cookie section, is expected as soon as you set anything beyond strictly necessary cookies. Check what applies to you with a qualified lawyer.

Open your browser developer tools, go to the Application or Storage tab and read the cookie list for your domain. Note the name, the provider, what it does and how long it lasts, then copy those into the table.

With opt-in, non-essential cookies are set only after the visitor agrees. With opt-out, they are set by default and the visitor can refuse afterwards. Which one you may use depends on your jurisdiction.

No. The document describes your cookie practices; compliance depends on how your banner actually behaves — whether it blocks scripts before consent and lets visitors refuse as easily as accept.

Only in your own browser. The wizard is entirely client-side and saves your answers in local storage so you can return to them later.

Yes, completely free — no sign-up, no credits, and nothing uploaded.
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