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Last updated September 14, 2026

Cookies & privacy controls

Google’s tag connects our published consent message. Automatic ads and ad experiments remain off pending approval and consent testing; no separate Google Analytics tag is installed.

Current storage

The editor keeps working photos and crop settings in page memory. The free allowance uses local storage under pixelprep-free-allowance-v1 for preparation counts, random reservation identifiers and a two-hour reset time; it stores no photo contents or filenames. Expired records are ignored and replaced on the next preparation. You may clear this record through browser site-data settings. Storage must be available for free preparation. Hosting authentication and security services may use necessary cookies, particularly during private access. Your browser may cache website resources.

Google privacy choices

Google’s consent message offers Consent, Do not consent, and Manage options where applicable. Use the button below to request the message again and change or withdraw your choice. Google stores its own consent records; clearing the old preview preference is separate and does not withdraw Google consent. If Google is blocked or unavailable, the image tools remain usable.

You can change your Google consent choices here. Refusing consent does not disable the image tools.

Previous preferences

An earlier preview could store filepass-cookie-choice. That choice is ignored and cannot enable ads. The clear button removes only that old preference, not your current Google choice, free allowance, photos, or other browser data.

Google storage and advertising

The Google tag may process connection information and store consent choices even while automatic advertising is off. When ads are enabled, Google and its participating vendors may use cookies or similar technologies for ad delivery, security, measurement, and, where permitted, personalization. Relevant purposes and vendors appear in Google’s message. See our Privacy Policy for details and external privacy settings. Advertising will not be required to finish a download, and refusing optional tracking does not block the free tools.