#Introduction§
This Cookie Policy explains how EditTextInImage uses cookies and similar browser storage. Essential storage supports core service functions; optional first-party analytics can be disabled in Settings → Security.
#What Are Cookies§
Cookies and similar browser storage are small data records saved by your browser. They can maintain a signed-in session, remember preferences, protect requests, and measure service reliability.
#How We Use Cookies§
We use browser storage for the following purposes:
- Essential Storage: Maintains authentication sessions, protects requests, and supports account and checkout security.
- First-Party Analytics Storage: Uses pseudonymous visitor and session identifiers to measure traffic and service reliability.
- Functional Storage: Remembers supported preferences such as your selected language.
- Payment-Provider Storage: A hosted payment provider may use its own storage when you open checkout or billing tools, subject to that provider's policy.
#Types of Cookies We Use§
Essential Cookies
- Session storage for maintaining user sessions
- Security storage for protecting against fraud, abuse, and forged requests
First-Party Analytics Storage
- Pseudonymous visitor and session identifiers
- Page, campaign-presence, referring-domain, and coarse country signals described in our Privacy Policy
Functional Cookies
- Language preference storage
- Other settings explicitly selected in the service
Payment-Provider Storage
- Storage set by the selected hosted checkout or billing provider
- Fraud-prevention and payment-session data controlled by that provider
#Managing Cookies§
Most web browsers allow you to inspect, delete, or block browser storage. You can also disable future first-party analytics in Settings → Security.
Blocking essential storage may prevent sign-in, security checks, checkout, or billing tools from working. Disabling first-party analytics does not disable essential authentication, security, or payment storage.
#Changes to This Cookie Policy§
We may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes to the service or applicable requirements. The current version and revision date will be published on this page.
#Contact Us§
If you have questions about this Cookie Policy, contact support@edittextinimage.com.
#First-Party Analytics Controls§
First-party analytics are enabled by default and use pseudonymous visitor and session identifiers. Campaign click identifiers are reduced to a yes/no presence signal and are not retained in raw form. You can disable future analytics in Settings → Security; doing so rotates the analytics identifiers without disabling essential authentication, security, or payment storage.