Cookie Policy

TryImager loads two Google scripts on every page: Google Analytics 4 and Google AdSense. Both can set cookies in your browser, and those cookies are set by Google rather than by us. We set no cookies of our own; the only storage we control is local preference data described below.

The gtag.js script for measurement ID G-4WNGZR2L11 runs on every page and typically sets a _ga cookie, plus a _ga_<id>cookie, on your device. Google uses them to tell one visit from another and to group page views into a session; the default lifetime for these cookies is up to two years, and it is set by Google, not configured here. They let us see which tools are used and which ones error — never anything about the contents of your files.

The AdSense script for publisher ID ca-pub-2773750141920299 is loaded on every page. Google and its advertising partners may set and read cookies or similar identifiers through it to serve ads, cap how often you see the same ad, measure performance, detect invalid traffic and, where permitted, personalise advertising. The exact cookie names and lifetimes are Google's and can change; Google documents them in its advertising and cookie documentation.

You can turn off personalised advertising in Google's Ads Settings without losing access to any tool on this site, and you can block or clear these cookies in your browser.

• Strictly necessary: none beyond what your browser needs to load the page. There is no login, so there is no session cookie of ours.
• Preferences: your theme choice, recently used and saved tools, and interface settings such as your last quality value are kept in your browser's local storage on your device and are never transmitted to us.
• Fonts: web fonts are requested from Google Fonts, which serves the files and logs the request as any CDN would. No cookie is set by that request.

You can clear or block cookies and local storage in your browser settings. Doing so will not stop the tools working, since image processing happens in memory; you may simply lose a remembered preference. Related reading: our privacy policy.