Cookie Policy

This policy explains what cookies and similar technologies DocuTools uses, what they do, and how you stay in control of them.

Last updated: June 20, 2026

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. Along with similar technologies such as local storage and web beacons, they let a site remember your preferences and understand how it's used. DocuTools processes all of your files locally in your browser — cookies are only used for the site experience, analytics, and advertising described below, never to read the contents of your documents.

Essential cookies

Always on

These keep the site working — remembering your cookie choice, dark-mode preference, and securing basic navigation. The site cannot function correctly without them, so they can't be switched off.

Analytics cookies

Optional

With your consent, Google Analytics (GA4) sets cookies to measure which pages and tools are used, approximate location, and device type. The data is aggregated and anonymous — it helps us improve the tools, never to identify you.

Advertising cookies

Optional

With your consent, Google AdSense and its partners may set cookies (including the DoubleClick/DART cookie), and use your IP address and web beacons, to show and measure relevant ads. Advertising keeps every DocuTools feature free to use.

Third-party cookies

Some cookies are set by trusted third parties that power parts of our service. These providers may use cookies, your IP address, and web beacons to deliver and measure their services:

•Google AdSense — serves and measures advertising. Manage personalization at Google Ads Settings.
•Google Analytics — aggregated usage statistics. Opt out with the GA opt-out add-on.

You can also review the choices offered by the Digital Advertising Alliance and read how Google uses cookies in advertising at Google's partner sites policy.

Managing your cookies

When you first visit DocuTools, our cookie banner lets you accept all cookies, keep only essential ones, or fine-tune analytics and advertising separately. In the EU and UK, optional cookies stay off until you opt in. You can also clear or block cookies at any time in your browser settings — though some preferences may need to be set again afterwards.