Photo Payload policy

Cookie Policy

This policy describes browser storage used by Photo Payload and the advertising and consent technologies planned for the website.

Effective October 8, 2026

Current use of browser storage

Photo Payload does not currently set its own analytics or advertising cookies. The image tools use temporary browser memory and object URLs to process selected files; these are not cookies and do not create an online image copy.

Necessary storage

Browser or infrastructure features may use storage that is necessary for security, load balancing, consent records, or reliable delivery. Necessary storage is not used to read the contents of an image selected for a tool.

Advertising cookies

Google AdSense is planned but not currently active. When enabled, Google and participating vendors may use cookies or local storage for ad delivery, fraud prevention, frequency control, measurement, and, where permitted by your choices, personalization.

Google advertising cookies may be associated with Google domains or third-party domains such as doubleclick.net. More information is available in Google's advertising technology policy.

Consent records and regional choices

Photo Payload has selected Google Privacy & messaging as its consent management platform for advertising. When activated, it may store a consent or opt-out record and communicate that choice using applicable IAB frameworks.

Visitors in the EEA, UK, and Switzerland will be offered required consent choices before personalized advertising. Supported US-state visitors will receive applicable opt-out controls. Refusing optional consent will not disable image tools.

Managing your choices

Once advertising is enabled, a "Privacy and cookie settings" control will remain available in the footer so applicable consent choices can be reviewed or withdrawn. You can also control cookies through your browser, but blocking all storage may affect consent records or other necessary website behavior.

See the Privacy Policy for information about hosting data, advertising providers, and privacy requests.