Cookie Policy
Last updated: October 16, 2026
PDF Label Cropper is a static website — nearly everything it does happens locally in your browser, and we don't run accounts, analytics beacons of our own, or tracking pixels. This page explains the limited ways cookies (and similar browser storage) can come into play.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files your browser stores. They can remember preferences, keep you signed in, or — in the case of advertising cookies — help show relevant ads. You can block or delete them at any time in your browser settings; this site's tools keep working if you do, because file processing happens locally on your device.
Cookies we set ourselves
None for tracking. The site may use your browser's local storage purely for functional reasons — for example, remembering a tool preference on your own device. That data never leaves your device and is never sent to us.
Analytics cookies (Google Analytics 4 — active)
We use Google Analytics to understand overall site usage. It sets cookies such as:
- _ga — distinguishes visitors; expires after 2 years.
- _ga_<container-id> — persists session state; expires after 2 years.
- _gid — distinguishes visitors; expires after 24 hours.
These collect aggregated usage data (pages viewed, device type, approximate region) — not your name, email, or file contents. To opt out, install Google's opt-out browser add-on or block cookies in your browser settings.
Advertising cookies (Google AdSense — planned)
We plan to show ads to keep every tool free. When ads go live, Google and its partners may set cookies such as the DoubleClick (IDE) cookie to serve ads based on your visits to this and other sites, including:
- IDE / ANID — used by Google DoubleClick to show relevant ads; typically expire after about 13 months.
- _gads / _gac_<property-id> — measure ad interactions; typically expire after about 13 months.
You can opt out of personalized advertising at Google's Ads Settings and at the Network Advertising Initiative opt-out page.
Other third-party cookies
- Content delivery (CDN). The open-source libraries that power the tools load from public CDNs (unpkg, cdnjs). Those providers may set strictly technical cookies needed to serve files reliably.
- Contact form (Formspree). Submitting the contact form sends your message through Formspree; it may set functional cookies for spam protection under its own policy.
Managing cookies
Every major browser lets you view, block, or delete cookies — usually under Settings → Privacy. Blocking all cookies will not break the tools. For step-by-step instructions, see your browser's help pages (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge all document this under “cookies”).
Questions about this policy? Contact us via our contact page or at wishsaladin@gmail.com.