Cookie Policy Generator

Your cookie policy should cover four categories: essential cookies (required for site function), analytics cookies (usage tracking), marketing cookies (advertising and retargeting), and preference cookies (user settings). Be specific about each cookie name, purpose, and expiration.

Yes, in most jurisdictions. The EU ePrivacy Directive requires cookie consent and a clear policy. GDPR requires informed consent before setting non-essential cookies. California law (CCPA) also requires disclosure. Even if not legally required in your region, transparency builds user trust.

A cookie policy specifically addresses cookies and tracking technologies used on your website. A privacy policy is broader, covering all personal data collection and processing. Many businesses include cookie details in their privacy policy, but a separate cookie policy provides clearer, more detailed information.

List all third-party services that set cookies on your site (Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, etc.), explain what data they collect and why, provide links to their privacy policies, and offer users the ability to opt out. Third-party cookies typically require explicit consent under GDPR.

Dewx includes built-in cookie consent management that automatically categorizes cookies, presents consent banners, records user preferences, and updates your cookie policy as you add new services. Dew AI monitors compliance and alerts you to changes in regulations.