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GDPR Cookie Banner Examples

GDPR requires explicit, informed consent before placing non-essential cookies on a visitor's device. These cookie banner templates include the proper consent language, cookie categorization, and withdrawal mechanisms required by GDPR and the EU ePrivacy Directive.

5 GDPR Banner Disclaimer Examples

Cookie consent banners compliant with EU GDPR requirements.

Standard GDPR Cookie Banner

We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience, serve personalized ads or content, and analyze our traffic. By clicking "Accept All," you consent to our use of cookies as described in our Cookie Policy. You can manage your preferences or withdraw your consent at any time by clicking "Cookie Settings." For more information, please read our Cookie Policy at /cookies.

Best for: most websites targeting EU visitors

Detailed GDPR Cookie Consent Notice

uses cookies and similar tracking technologies on to improve your experience, analyze site performance, and deliver relevant content. We categorize cookies as: (1) Strictly Necessary — required for the site to function, (2) Analytics — help us understand how visitors use the site, (3) Functional — enable enhanced functionality and personalization, and (4) Advertising — used to deliver relevant ads. You may accept all cookies, reject non-essential cookies, or customize your preferences. Your consent applies to and all associated subdomains.

Best for: websites with multiple cookie categories requiring granular consent

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Minimal GDPR Cookie Notice

This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience. By continuing to use , you agree to our use of essential cookies. We do not use tracking or advertising cookies without your explicit consent. Learn more in our Cookie Policy at /cookies.

Best for: simple websites that only use essential cookies

ePrivacy Directive Cookie Notice

In accordance with the EU ePrivacy Directive (2002/58/EC) and GDPR, requires your consent before placing non-essential cookies on your device. Essential cookies are placed without consent as they are necessary for the website to function. All other cookies, including analytics, marketing, and preference cookies, are only activated after you provide explicit consent. You may change your cookie preferences at any time through the Cookie Settings panel accessible from any page. Your choices are saved for 12 months.

Best for: websites requiring strict compliance with EU ePrivacy Directive

Multi-Language GDPR Cookie Banner (English)

and our partners use cookies and similar technologies to collect data for functional, analytical, and advertising purposes. By clicking "Accept," you consent to the processing of your data by and partners as described in our Cookie Policy. This consent applies across all web properties. You have the right to withdraw consent at any time and request deletion of data collected via cookies. Manage your preferences or learn more: /cookies.

Best for: international websites serving multiple EU countries

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes a cookie banner GDPR compliant?+

A GDPR-compliant cookie banner must inform visitors about cookie use before placing non-essential cookies, provide an option to accept or reject different cookie categories, make it as easy to reject cookies as to accept them, not use pre-checked consent boxes, include a link to the full cookie policy, and allow visitors to withdraw consent at any time. 'Cookie walls' that block access without consent are not compliant in most EU countries.

Can I use 'continue browsing' as cookie consent?+

No. Under GDPR, implied consent (such as continuing to browse) is not valid for non-essential cookies. The European Data Protection Board has clarified that consent must be a clear, affirmative action — such as clicking an 'Accept' button. Scrolling, navigating, or simply continuing to use the site does not constitute valid consent under GDPR.

How long should cookie consent be stored?+

GDPR does not specify an exact duration for cookie consent validity, but most data protection authorities recommend refreshing consent every 6-12 months. Store the consent record (timestamp, version of consent text, user's choices) as evidence of valid consent. Some authorities recommend renewing consent whenever the cookie policy changes significantly.

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