Cookie Policy

Last updated: July 20, 2026

The first version of We Love Free PDF can work without requiring a user account. Some cookies or similar technologies may be used after launch for analytics, security, preferences, and advertising.

Essential cookies

Essential cookies may be used to keep the website stable, secure, and functional.

Analytics cookies

Analytics may be added to understand traffic, page performance, tool usage, and errors so we can improve the website.

Advertising cookies

If Google AdSense or another ad network is used, ads may use cookies or similar technologies based on visitor settings, location, page content, and applicable law. Advertising vendors may use these technologies to serve and measure ads.

Third-party vendors

Third-party vendors, including Google, may use cookies to serve ads based on previous visits to this website or other websites. You can review and manage personalized ad settings through your browser and Google account controls.

Managing cookies

You can manage, delete, or block cookies in your browser settings. Blocking some cookies may affect ads, analytics, or future website preferences.

Policy updates

We may update this cookie policy as the website adds or changes analytics, advertising, or preference features.

Cookies, ads, and basic site measurement

Why cookies may be used

Cookies and similar technologies can help a website remember basic preferences, protect against abuse, measure page performance, and support advertising. These tools help keep the website free while improving pages that visitors actually use.

Advertising partners may use cookies or similar identifiers to show and measure ads. Visitors can manage cookie preferences through their browser settings and should review the privacy choices provided by ad networks where available.

Analytics-style signals can help us understand which tools are useful, which pages are confusing, and where visitors may be having trouble. We use that information to improve instructions, fix broken workflows, and decide which existing pages need more detail.

Blocking cookies in your browser may change how ads, analytics, or some preferences work, but the core free tools should remain easy to access wherever browser-based processing is supported.

Because the site may use advertising to stay free, ad-related cookies or identifiers can be used to measure impressions, clicks, fraud prevention, frequency, and relevance. These systems are typically managed by advertising partners and browser privacy controls.

If you prefer a stricter privacy setup, you can adjust your browser settings, clear cookies, use private browsing, or manage ad personalization where your region and ad provider support those choices.

Cookie choices and free tools

The core file tools are designed to work without requiring a user account. Analytics and future advertising cookies may still help measure site performance, understand popular pages, and support free access to the tools.

You can manage cookies in your browser settings. Blocking some cookies should not stop basic PDF and image tools from loading, but it may affect analytics, advertising measurement, or future preference features.