Cookies are small browser files or records that help a website remember user state.

We may also use localStorage, sessionStorage, and similar technologies for editor interface behavior.

Used for login, security, session checks, language, token balance, and editor operation.

Without these cookies, authentication, top-up, history, and tool launch may not work correctly.

Remember interface settings, selected language, tips state, mobile mode, selected tools, and temporary editor data.

For example, a prompt from an SEO page may be stored temporarily to open the correct tool in the editor.

We may track events: editor opened, image uploaded, generation started, generation completed, result downloaded, limit reached, top-up window shown, payment attempt.

This helps us improve the funnel and understand where users face payment or interface issues.

Google, Telegram, payment providers, analytics services, hosting, and AI/API providers may use their own cookies or technical identifiers.

Their use is governed by the rules of the relevant services.

Users can delete or restrict cookies in browser settings.

If necessary cookies are disabled, login, Telegram/Google authorization, payments, or the editor may become unstable.