A cookie, an editor URL and a downloaded logo are different things. This page explains the storage involved in the current tool and which controls affect each one.
What the current public tool needs
You can browse and create a logo without a visitor account. The current editor does not use a personal project cookie to retrieve your work. It receives the starting name and design through its address and draws the result in the browser.
Technical delivery still involves requests to a server. Blocking cookies does not hide the requested address or remove normal connection records from hosting systems. For that part of the workflow, read the Privacy Policy.
Storage types at a glance
| Type | Purpose in this workflow | Your control |
|---|---|---|
| WordPress login cookies | Keep an administrator signed in and support administration preferences | Sign out or manage cookies in the browser |
| Editor URL | Carries the starting brand name and design choice | Review shared links; manage history and bookmarks |
| Browser cache | May retain website resources to load them efficiently | Browser cache settings |
| Downloaded SVG or PNG | Stores the logo you chose to export | Device download folder, backups or cloud storage |
| Advertising storage | Not activated by the current theme | Actual controls must be documented before ads are enabled |
Administration cookies
WordPress may set authentication and preference cookies for people who sign in to manage the site. Those cookies serve the administrative session; visitors do not need to log in to use the logo maker. Blocking authentication cookies can stop an administrator from signing in or remaining signed in.
We do not list advertising cookie names or expiry periods as if they were already present. The site must document the actual services and their settings when its configuration changes.
Advertising and consent
Google advertising is not active in the current theme. If advertising is introduced, vendors may use cookies or related technologies for delivery, measurement and personalization where permitted. Those technologies can involve a different operator and different storage periods from WordPress login cookies.
Before activation, the site must identify the actual services in its disclosures and provide the consent mechanism required for applicable visitors. A policy page alone does not collect consent. Google Ads Settings provides Google personalization controls; it does not erase local downloads or replace the browser’s cookie settings.
Removing information from your device
- Cookies: use the browser’s site-data controls to inspect, block or remove them.
- History and bookmarks: remove editor links separately if they contain a name you do not want to retain.
- Downloads: remove unwanted SVG or PNG files from the device and any backup location you use.
- Cache: clear cached resources if troubleshooting an outdated page or script.
Deleting cookies does not automatically delete a bookmark or downloaded image. Likewise, deleting a file from a device does not remove a copy already shared with another person.
Changes to this notice
This page describes the current account-free logo workflow. It must be updated when new storage, visitor accounts, saved projects or advertising services are introduced. Check the revision date above when comparing it with an earlier version.