Cookie and advertising settings — Cutmoor

Essential storage

The tools need no cookies of their own. Your browser caches the video encoder and, if you convert a HEIC photo, the HEIC decoder, so later jobs start faster. That cache holds program files only, never your media.

• Browser cache — the encoder and decoder program files, stored by your browser and cleared with your site data.

Advertising cookies

Google AdSense and its partners set cookies to select, deliver, and measure advertising, including ads based on your earlier visits to this and other websites. Those cookies are controlled by Google, not by Cutmoor.

In the EEA, the UK, and Switzerland, Google requires consent before personalised ads are shown and collects it through its own consent message. Everywhere, you can turn off personalised ads in Google's Ads Settings.

How to change your choice

Open adssettings.google.com to switch personalised ads on or off for your Google account or browser, or visit aboutads.info/choices to opt out of many advertising vendors at once. Where Google's consent message is shown, you can reopen it to change your answer.

You can also clear site data in your browser settings. Blocking all cookies may affect the ad-supported parts of the site, but the video and image tools will continue to work.

Third-party policies

Google's use of advertising cookies is described at policies.google.com/technologies/ads. Cutmoor does not control those cookies and cannot delete them on your behalf; use your browser or Google's ad settings.