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Cookie Policy

We keep cookies to a minimum and we don't use tracking cookies. Here's the full picture.

Last updated: January 2025

What are cookies?

A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in your browser. Cookies are commonly used to keep you logged in, remember your preferences, or — less pleasantly — track you across the web for advertising. Modern browsers also offer related storage mechanisms such as localStorage and sessionStorage, which work similarly but are not sent to servers with every request.

Which cookies and storage we use

Invoice Generator uses the following browser storage:

  • Essential localStorage. We save your invoice data, your chosen template, your currency, your theme preference (light or dark), and a few UI states (for example, which builder section you had open). This is required for the tool to function — without it, your work would disappear every time you refreshed the page. It is not transmitted automatically; Copy link is the explicit action that creates a shared snapshot.
  • Theme preference. We remember whether you prefer light or dark mode so the page loads in the right theme without a flash. This is stored in localStorage and on the class attribute of the document element.
  • Optional analytics (currently disabled). If we add analytics in the future, it will be privacy-respecting, aggregated, and opt-out. We will name the provider here and update this policy before turning it on. We do not use Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, or any advertising network cookies.

What we don't use

  • Advertising or retargeting cookies
  • Cross-site tracking cookies
  • Third-party social media embeds
  • Fingerprinting scripts

How to manage or disable cookies

Because our essential storage is in localStorage rather than cookies, the cookie controls in your browser won't affect it. To clear your saved invoices, use your browser's “Clear browsing data” option and include site data. To use Invoice Generator without saving anything, open it in a private or incognito window — your work will be lost when you close the window, which is sometimes exactly what you want.

You can also reset the form from inside the builder at any time. This clears the current document from your browser and starts a fresh one.

Third-party cookies

We do not embed third-party content that sets cookies. PDF and image export are performed entirely in your browser using open-source libraries, so your document is never uploaded to a conversion service that might set cookies of its own.

Changes to this policy

If we introduce any new cookie or storage mechanism, we will update this page and announce the change on our changelog. Continued use of Invoice Generator after a change constitutes acceptance of the revised policy.

What's the Cookie Policy About?

The Cookie Policy explains how cookies and similar tech get used when you visit Invoice Generators. Cookies can help with basic site functions, remembering settings, measuring usage, or keeping things secure.

Different cookies do different jobs, and how you control them can vary depending on the service involved — this page walks through that.

What a Good Cookie Policy Covers

  • Types of cookies: Essential, preference, analytics, and so on.
  • Purpose: What each type is actually for.
  • Third-party cookies: Any outside services that use them.
  • Duration: Whether they're temporary or stick around.
  • Your controls: Browser settings and any site-specific choices.
  • Updates: Cookie practices can change as the site evolves.

How to Use It

  1. Read the Cookie Policy if you want to understand tracking or browser storage.
  2. Check which categories of cookies the site uses.
  3. Open the generator you need.
  4. Use your browser settings to control optional cookies.
  5. Contact the site if you have a question about it.

Since browser behavior and third-party services can change, treat the current Cookie Policy as the latest word on this.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is a cookie?
A small piece of data a website stores in your browser, for things like preferences or measuring usage.

2. Can I control cookies?
Yes, through browser settings — though turning some off can affect how the site works.

3. Are all cookies used for advertising?
No — they also handle basic functionality, preferences, security, and analytics.