Cookie policy

What cookies are

Cookies are small files a website stores in your browser. Alongside them there are other local storage technologies (localStorage, IndexedDB) that work similarly but whose data is never sent to the server.

The first time you visit ImageZap from the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom or Switzerland you'll see a consent message managed by Google's certified platform. You can accept, reject or configure each purpose. To change your decision later, use the Privacy preferences link in the footer.

You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings: Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge.

First-party cookies and storage (necessary)

Name	Type	Purpose	Duration
`NEXT_LOCALE`	Cookie	Remember the chosen language	1 year
`theme`	localStorage	Remember light or dark theme	Until you delete it
`imagezap:settings`, `imagezap:auto`	localStorage	Remember your conversion settings	Until you delete it
`imagezap`	IndexedDB	Keep originals so you can convert them again	Until you clear the list

These are not used to track you and don't require consent.

Name	Provider	Purpose	Duration
`FCCDCF`, `FCNEC`	Google (CMP)	Store your consent choices	13 months
`_ga`, `_ga_*`	Google Analytics	Distinguish visits and measure usage	2 years
`_clck`, `_clsk`	Microsoft Clarity	Analyze page interaction	1 year / 1 day
`__gads`, `__gpi`, `__eoi`	Google AdSense	Serve ads, cap frequency and measure performance	Up to 13 months
`IDE`, `DSID` (doubleclick.net)	Google	Personalized advertising	Up to 13 months

Exact names may vary because providers set them themselves. See how Google uses cookies and Microsoft's privacy statement for details.

Updates

We review this policy whenever the services we use change. The date of the last review appears at the top of the page.

What cookies are

How to manage your consent

First-party cookies and storage (necessary)

Third-party cookies (require consent)

Updates