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Generate a GDPR and CCPA compliant cookie disclaimer for your website. Covers essential, analytics, and preference cookies with clear language about user consent and opt-out options.

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What is a cookie disclaimer?

A cookie disclaimer (also called a cookie notice or cookie banner) informs website visitors that the site uses cookies and similar tracking technologies. It explains what types of cookies are used, their purpose, and how visitors can manage their preferences. Cookie disclaimers are required by the EU's GDPR and ePrivacy Directive, the UK's PECR, and California's CCPA for websites that use non-essential cookies — which includes most analytics and advertising tools.

When is a cookie disclaimer legally required?

A cookie disclaimer is required if your website uses any non-essential cookies — including Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, advertising cookies, or personalization tools — and you serve visitors in the EU, UK, or California. Essential cookies (those strictly necessary for the website to function) generally do not require consent. If your site serves only US visitors outside California and uses only essential cookies, a cookie disclaimer may not be legally mandated, but it is still good practice.

Cookie disclaimer vs. privacy policy

A cookie disclaimer (banner) is a brief, visible notice presented to visitors when they first arrive at your site. It obtains consent before placing non-essential cookies. A privacy policy is a comprehensive document explaining all of your data collection, processing, and retention practices. Both are typically required: the cookie banner for upfront consent, and the privacy policy for detailed disclosure. Your cookie banner should link to your full cookie policy or privacy policy.

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