Policy and trust

Cookie Policy

A clear explanation of essential browser storage, preferences, analytics, advertising technologies, consent choices, and how these systems relate to the Logo Maker and free tools.

  • Essential and functional storage
  • Analytics and advertising
  • Consent and browser controls

Last updated: August 30, 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how Nexlogo Studio uses cookies, browser storage, and similar technologies when you visit the website, sign in, use the Logo Maker, or interact with analytics and advertising services. It should be read together with our Privacy Policy.

What cookies and browser storage are

Cookies are small text records that a website or service provider can store in a browser. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, device identifiers, and pixels. They can keep a user signed in, remember a theme preference, protect a form from abuse, measure how a page performs, or help an advertising provider limit and measure ads. Some browser tools also keep temporary workspace information locally so a file or setting can be used without sending the working file to our server.

Essential and functional storage

Essential or functional storage may be used for authentication state, security, fraud prevention, account sessions, plan access, theme selection, remembered workspace choices, and other features required for the service to behave as requested. Blocking this category can prevent sign-in, account controls, checkout handoff, or saved interface preferences from working correctly.

Local browser-tool data

Supported image, SVG, signature, text, QR, and invoice utilities are designed to process working content in the browser. A tool may use browser memory or temporary local storage while you work. This is different from an advertising or analytics cookie: the purpose is to make the selected utility function on your device. Your browser controls how long temporary data remains, and clearing site data can remove it.

Analytics

If analytics is enabled, analytics providers may receive information such as page views, browser and device details, approximate location derived from an IP address, referrer data, interaction events, and diagnostic information. We use this information to understand which pages work well, find broken flows, measure performance, and improve navigation. We do not use analytics as a reason to collect the contents of files processed locally by free browser tools.

Advertising and Google AdSense

The site may use Google AdSense or other advertising services. Advertising providers can use cookies or similar identifiers to serve, limit, personalize where permitted, and measure ads. Google and its partners may process information such as browser identifiers, IP-derived data, ad interactions, and page context under their own policies. Where consent is required, the applicable consent controls should be used before optional advertising storage is activated.

Advertising is separate from editorial decisions. An advertiser does not purchase a favorable guide conclusion, and ads should not be intentionally positioned to imitate or obstruct the primary Upload, Generate, Convert, or Download actions in the product interface.

Your choices

Depending on your region and browser, you may be able to accept, reject, or change optional consent choices. You can also delete stored site data or block cookies in browser settings. Blocking all storage may break sign-in and other required functionality. Advertising providers may offer additional controls for personalized advertising through their own settings.

Third-party services

Authentication, payment, hosting, analytics, advertising, email, and automated logo-generation providers may set or read their own storage when their services are used. Their technologies are governed by their own privacy and cookie practices. We aim to disclose the categories relevant to Nexlogo Studio, but a third-party provider controls its own infrastructure and retention.

Changes to this policy

We may update this page when the product, consent configuration, analytics, advertising, or service providers change. The updated date above shows when this explanation was last materially revised. Questions about cookies or privacy can be sent through the contact page.

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