Cookie Policy
This page explains the cookies and similar technologies used on ImageConverterTool, why they are used, and how you can accept or decline non-essential cookies.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files a website can store in your browser, and "similar technologies" include things like local storage and pixel tags that work in comparable ways. They let a site remember a preference, measure how pages perform, or support advertising. A cookie cannot read files on your device or run programs; it simply holds small pieces of data the site or a third party can read back later.
The browser-based tools on this site do their image work on your own device, so using a tool such as compressing or converting an image does not require cookies. Cookies on this site relate to the website itself — remembering your consent choice, understanding aggregate usage, and supporting ads — not to the image files you process.
The categories we use
We group cookies and similar technologies into three practical categories so you can see exactly what each one is for.
- Essential — needed for the site to work and to remember your own settings. This includes your cookie-consent choice and per-tool preferences saved in local storage (for example, your last quality or output-format setting). These are always active because the site cannot function correctly without them, and they stay in your browser.
- Analytics — Google Analytics helps us understand aggregate, anonymous usage such as which tools are used most and where pages are slow. These are only set after you accept; until then, analytics storage is denied.
- Advertising — Google AdSense may use cookies to show and measure ads and, with consent, to personalize them. These are only set after you accept. Without consent, ad-related storage and personalization stay denied.
Your consent and how to change it
When you first visit, a banner lets you Accept all or Reject non-essential cookies. We use Google Consent Mode, which means analytics and advertising storage start in a denied state and are only enabled if you accept — so declining genuinely withholds those cookies rather than just hiding a banner.
Your choice is remembered in your browser so the banner does not reappear on every visit. To change your decision later, clear this site’s data in your browser settings (which removes the stored choice and shows the banner again), or adjust cookie and ad-personalization controls directly in your browser and Google account.
Third-party cookies
Analytics and advertising cookies are set by Google, not by this site, and are governed by Google’s own policies. If you accept non-essential cookies, those providers may receive standard request information such as IP address and browser details in line with their documented processing. You can review and manage Google ad personalization through Google’s "My Ad Center" and your browser’s cookie controls at any time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to accept cookies to use the tools?
No. The image tools run in your browser and work whether you accept or decline non-essential cookies. Declining only turns off analytics and advertising cookies.
What happens if I click Reject?
Analytics and advertising storage remain denied through Google Consent Mode, and only essential items such as your consent choice and saved tool preferences are kept on your device.
How do I change my choice later?
Clear this site’s cookies and local storage in your browser to make the banner appear again, or manage cookie and ad settings directly in your browser and Google account.
Are my images tracked by cookies?
No. Image processing happens locally on your device and is not associated with cookies. Cookies here relate to the website, analytics, and ads only.