Cookie Policy

1. What cookies are

A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store on your device. When you return to the site, the browser sends that file back, which lets the site recognise the same browser and remember something about the visit.

Cookies are described by who sets them and how long they last. First-party cookies come from the website you are visiting; third-party cookies come from another service loaded on the page, such as an analytics or advertising provider. Session cookies are deleted when you close your browser; persistent cookies remain until they expire or you remove them.

Related technologies work in a similar way and are covered by this policy, including local storage, tracking pixels and device identifiers.

2. How we may use cookies

Cookies may still be present on the wider website. Depending on the platform components and third-party services enabled at the time of your visit, they may be used for:

• Essential functionality — keeping the site working, secure and stable.
• Preferences — remembering a choice you have made, such as a cookie consent decision.
• Analytics — understanding in aggregate how the site is used, so we can improve it.
• Advertising — measuring and, in some cases, personalising ads shown on the site.

The sections below describe each category. We list categories rather than naming specific cookies or providers, because doing so accurately would mean rewriting this page every time a component is updated. If you want to see exactly what is set during your visit, your browser’s developer tools show the current cookies for this site under the storage or application section.

3. Essential cookies

Essential cookies are needed for a website to operate properly and cannot usually be switched off through a consent banner, because the site would not work correctly without them.

This website runs on WordPress, and the platform and its components may set essential cookies for purposes such as security and abuse prevention, load balancing across servers, keeping a session consistent while you move between pages, and — if you are a logged-in administrator — maintaining that login. If comments are enabled on a page and you leave one, a cookie may remember the name and email you entered so that you do not have to retype them.

Essential cookies of this kind are not used to build a profile of you or to track you across other websites.

4. Analytics cookies

We may use a web analytics service to understand how the site is used in aggregate — for example, how many people opened the generator, which pages are most visited, and roughly which regions visitors come from. This helps us decide what to improve.

Where analytics is active, the service may set cookies or use similar identifiers and may receive technical information such as your IP address, browser and device type, referring page and the pages you viewed. Analytics data is used in aggregate; we do not use it to identify individual visitors, and it is not connected to anything you type into the generator.

Analytics cookies are not essential. If a consent banner is shown on this site, your choice there governs whether they are set, and browser-level tracking protection or an ad blocker will usually prevent analytics from loading at all.

5. Advertising cookies

This website may display advertising so that the tool can remain free to use. Where advertising is active, the ads are supplied by third-party advertising networks rather than served by us directly.

Advertising networks may set cookies or use similar identifiers to count ad impressions, limit how often you see the same ad, measure performance, and in some cases show ads based on your previous browsing. That information is collected by those networks under their own privacy policies. We do not receive, control or store it, and we do not build advertising profiles ourselves.

Advertising cookies are not essential. Where local law requires consent for them, they should only be set after you have given it through a consent banner, and you can change or withdraw that choice at any time.

6. Third-party cookies

Any cookie set by a service other than this website is a third-party cookie. On a site like this one, that generally means analytics or advertising services, and it could also include an embedded element such as a video player or font service if one is used on a page.

We do not control third-party cookies, how long they last, or what the provider does with the data they collect. Each provider operates under its own privacy policy and its own retention rules. If you want detail about a specific third-party cookie you have found in your browser, the provider’s own policy is the authoritative source.

Note that this website is independent and is not affiliated with any AI company or platform. If you paste a prompt into a third-party image-generation service, that service is entirely separate, and its cookies and privacy practices apply there, not here.

7. Managing cookie preferences

You have several ways to control non-essential cookies:

• Consent banner. If a cookie consent banner is displayed on this site, the choices you make there apply to the non-essential cookies it covers, and you can usually reopen it to change your decision later.
• Browser settings. Every major browser lets you block, limit or delete cookies. See the next section.
• Tracking protection and extensions. Built-in tracking protection, private browsing modes and privacy extensions can block analytics and advertising scripts before they load.
• Industry opt-out tools. Advertising industry bodies in several regions publish opt-out pages for personalised advertising, and mobile devices offer their own advertising identifier controls in system settings.

Blocking cookies may affect how some websites behave. On this site, it will not affect the prompt generator, which does not rely on them.

8. Browser controls

Cookie settings live in the privacy or security section of your browser’s settings menu. From there you can view stored cookies, delete them, block third-party cookies, block all cookies, or clear everything when you close the browser.

Menu names change between versions, so if the path above does not match your browser, search its help pages for “cookies”. On phones and tablets, the same options are usually under the browser app’s own settings rather than the system settings.

9. Policy updates

This policy may be updated as the website changes — for example, if analytics or advertising arrangements change, or if a new component is added. When it is updated, the effective date at the top of this page is revised, and the revised version applies from the moment it is published. It is worth checking this page occasionally if cookies matter to you.

How information is handled more generally is described in our Privacy Policy.

10. Contact

If you have a question about cookies on this website, or you would like more detail about something you have found in your browser, please get in touch.