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Cookie Policy
Last updated: May 28, 2026
What Cookies Do
Cookies are small files or identifiers stored on your browser or device, and similar technologies can include local storage, session storage, pixels, SDKs, tags, device identifiers, and scripts that read or write information in a browser. Image To Video Generator uses these technologies to make the website and AI image to video generator function reliably. They can help the service remember that you are signed in, keep checkout connected to the correct account, maintain security tokens, route generation or billing flows, remember language or product preferences, measure performance, detect errors, protect forms, and understand how the service is being used. Some of these technologies are set by Image To Video Generator, while others may be set by providers that help us operate the service.
Cookies may be first-party, meaning they are associated with Image To Video Generator's own domain, or third-party, meaning they are set by another provider whose tools are used on the site. They may also be session cookies that expire when you close the browser, or persistent cookies that remain for a defined period unless you delete them earlier. The exact cookies used can change as we update authentication, billing, analytics, security, hosting, support, or generation infrastructure. Because the service includes account, checkout, upload, generation, and download workflows, some browser storage is necessary for the product to work as requested.
Cookies do not all serve the same purpose. Some are essential to provide a service you request, such as keeping you signed in or protecting a checkout session. Others may support preferences, analytics, performance measurement, fraud prevention, or support tools. Where applicable law requires consent for non-essential cookies or similar technologies, we will rely on the consent mechanism, browser setting, provider control, or other legally recognized basis available for that context. Even where consent is not required for strictly necessary technologies, we aim to describe their purpose so users understand why they may appear in the browser.
This Cookie Policy should be read together with the Privacy Policy because cookies may involve personal information when they can identify, single out, remember, or link activity to a browser, account, device, or payment flow. Cookie data may be combined with account data, generation activity, billing events, support records, or security logs when necessary to operate the service, prevent abuse, resolve disputes, or improve reliability. We do not use cookies to hide malicious software, secretly take control of your device, or access unrelated files on your computer. Your browser and device controls remain important tools for managing how cookies work on your end.
Necessary Cookies
Necessary cookies and similar storage are used to provide core features that you request when you visit or use Image To Video Generator. They may keep you signed in, maintain an account session, protect forms from cross-site request forgery, remember that a request came from your browser, connect checkout results to the correct account, support subscription portals, protect payment flows, route uploads, keep generation jobs connected to your session, prevent duplicate submissions, and support the Assets area. Without these technologies, the service may not be able to distinguish your account from another user, preserve a generation flow after a redirect, or confirm that an action is legitimate.
Security is a major reason necessary cookies exist. They may help detect suspicious login attempts, reduce automated abuse, support rate limits, prevent credential attacks, identify broken sessions, maintain anti-fraud checks, and confirm that requests originate from the expected browser context. These technologies may also be used to remember temporary state during checkout, account recovery, upload, or download workflows. In many cases, the information stored is an identifier or token rather than a full copy of your content, but it may be linked on our systems to account activity, billing status, job records, or security logs so the service can respond correctly.
Necessary cookies are not used merely because they are convenient for us; they are used because the requested online service depends on them. For example, if you ask the service to generate a video, the browser may need to maintain session state while the upload, credit hold, queue, provider callback, and result display occur. If you subscribe or buy credits, cookies or similar storage may help payment providers complete checkout and redirect you back to Image To Video Generator safely. If you block these technologies, some pages may load but login, billing, uploads, generation, downloads, account management, or support forms may fail or behave unpredictably.
Because necessary cookies are essential to provide the service, they may be set without a separate opt-in where the law allows that approach. You can still block or delete them through browser settings, but doing so is likely to limit or disable important functionality. If your browser, extension, network, or privacy tool automatically blocks necessary storage, you may see repeated sign-in prompts, failed uploads, lost checkout sessions, incorrect credit display, or missing generated assets. If this happens, adjusting browser settings or using a supported browser may be required before support can reliably troubleshoot the issue.
Preference Cookies
Preference cookies and local storage help the service remember choices that affect how Image To Video Generator appears or behaves for you. These choices may include language or locale, region-related display options, dismissed notices, selected interface settings, recently used product controls, default generation preferences, or other non-sensitive settings that make repeated use of the service smoother. The site is designed as a dark-only experience, so we do not use cookies to switch between light and dark themes. However, the product may still use preference storage for other interface choices that are useful across visits or sessions.
Preference storage is generally meant to improve convenience rather than to perform the core generation task. For example, if you repeatedly use the same language, a preference cookie may prevent the site from asking you to choose again on each visit. If you dismiss a non-critical banner, local storage may remember that dismissal for a period so the same notice does not appear on every page. If product settings are stored locally, they may help prefill or preserve controls, but you remain responsible for reviewing settings before starting a generation job because stored choices may not reflect the requirements of a new project. Preference storage should be treated as a usability aid rather than a permanent record of your instructions.
Some preference technologies are first-party and controlled by Image To Video Generator. Others may be provided by tools that support localization, user interface behavior, customer support, or account experience. Preference data may be linked to a browser, device, or account depending on how the feature works. We aim to avoid using preference cookies for sensitive information, and you should not intentionally store confidential information in browser fields, prompts, filenames, or settings unless you are comfortable using the service for that material. Clearing cookies or local storage may reset preferences and require you to configure the product again.
Depending on applicable law and the exact preference technology, these cookies may be treated differently from strictly necessary cookies. Where consent or choice is required for non-essential preference storage, we will respect the available consent mechanism or browser control that applies. If you disable preference cookies, Image To Video Generator should generally remain usable, but the experience may be less convenient. You may need to reselect language, re-enter settings, see repeated notices, or lose locally remembered options. Disabling preference storage does not automatically delete account-level information that is stored on our systems for billing, generation, security, or support purposes.
Analytics and Performance
Analytics and performance technologies help us understand how Image To Video Generator works in real conditions. They may collect information such as pages visited, navigation paths, referrers, browser type, device type, approximate location derived from IP address, performance timing, feature interactions, checkout flow events, error messages, failed requests, loading speed, and whether a generation or account workflow appears to be functioning. This information helps us identify broken pages, confusing flows, slow uploads, failed redirects, capacity issues, browser-specific bugs, and other problems that would be difficult to diagnose from support tickets alone.
We use analytics and performance data to improve speed, stability, product quality, support quality, and service reliability. For example, if many users abandon a checkout step, we may investigate whether a billing redirect is failing. If a browser version produces upload errors, we may adjust compatibility guidance. If a generation page loads slowly, we may review scripts, caching, storage, or queue behavior. If a feature creates repeated errors, we may change the interface, improve validation, or add clearer product feedback. These uses are operational and product-focused; they are not intended to make sensitive decisions about you as an individual.
Analytics providers may set their own cookies or similar identifiers to recognize a browser across visits, measure session activity, prevent duplicate counts, or connect events in a single workflow. Depending on the tool, analytics data may be aggregated, pseudonymous, or linked to account-level events that help us debug support issues. We aim to limit analytics collection to information that is useful for operating and improving the service. We also try to avoid designing analytics events in a way that requires collecting prompts or uploaded media content unless that information is needed for a specific support or reliability purpose. We do not need analytics cookies to read unrelated files on your device, and analytics tools should not be used to collect full payment card numbers, passwords, or private content outside the service workflow.
Where applicable law requires consent for analytics or performance cookies that are not strictly necessary, we will rely on the consent mechanism, provider controls, browser signals, or other legally recognized approach available for that context. You can also use browser settings, privacy extensions, or provider opt-out tools to limit analytics cookies. If you block analytics, core account and generation features should generally continue to work, though we may have less information to diagnose problems that affect your browser. Blocking analytics does not prevent us from collecting necessary security, billing, or service logs required to operate Image To Video Generator.
Payment and Security Providers
Payment processors, billing portals, fraud-prevention tools, authentication providers, hosting providers, and security vendors may set cookies or use similar technologies when you interact with Image To Video Generator. These technologies may be used to complete checkout, detect suspicious payment behavior, remember a customer portal session, prevent automated card testing, verify that a billing redirect is valid, reduce account takeover risk, protect forms, identify malicious traffic, route requests, maintain infrastructure availability, or comply with payment network and anti-fraud obligations. Some of these cookies are set only when you visit checkout or account billing areas, while others may support general site security.
Payment and security cookies can involve information such as device signals, IP address, browser characteristics, session identifiers, checkout identifiers, fraud-risk signals, billing status, and limited transaction metadata. In many cases, Image To Video Generator does not control the full details of how a payment processor or security provider evaluates risk, because those providers operate their own systems and legal obligations. We receive the information needed to update your account, such as whether a payment succeeded, failed, was refunded, was disputed, or requires action. We generally do not receive full card numbers from payment processors.
These provider technologies are important because digital credit purchases and subscriptions can be targets for fraud, stolen payment methods, automated abuse, chargebacks, and account compromise. If security or payment cookies are blocked, checkout may fail, a customer portal may not load, fraud checks may block a payment, account verification may not complete, or support may have limited ability to confirm a billing event. In some cases, providers may require certain cookies or browser storage before they will process a transaction. Image To Video Generator may not be able to override those requirements because they are part of the provider's secure payment environment.
Third-party providers' use of cookies is also governed by their own terms, privacy notices, and cookie policies. We select providers to support legitimate business, security, and billing needs, but their policies explain their own processing in more detail. When you leave Image To Video Generator or interact with an embedded checkout, portal, or authentication flow, you should review the provider's notices if you want to understand their cookie practices. Provider cookies may persist after the transaction so they can recognize fraud patterns, remember a portal session, or comply with payment security obligations. We may change providers over time, and the cookies used for payment or security may change accordingly. This Cookie Policy will be updated when changes materially affect how users should understand cookie use on Image To Video Generator.
Managing Cookies
You can manage cookies through your browser settings, device settings, privacy extensions, and controls offered by certain third-party providers. Most browsers allow you to view cookies, delete cookies, block third-party cookies, block all cookies, clear local storage, set exceptions for particular websites, or receive warnings before storage is used. The exact controls depend on your browser and device. If you use more than one browser or device, you may need to repeat your choices in each place. Clearing cookies may remove both non-essential and necessary storage, which can sign you out, reset preferences, interrupt checkout, or require the service to recreate session state.
Blocking non-essential cookies should generally allow basic access to the website, but it may reduce personalization, analytics, performance measurement, support diagnostics, or convenience. Blocking necessary cookies can prevent core features from working, including login, account management, checkout, upload, generation, download, and Assets. Some privacy tools block scripts or storage so aggressively that the site may appear broken even if ordinary cookies are allowed. If you report an issue to support, we may ask about browser settings, extensions, or network filters because those tools can directly affect whether Image To Video Generator can provide the requested service.
Some jurisdictions distinguish between strictly necessary technologies and optional technologies such as analytics, advertising, or preference cookies. Where a consent tool is available, you can use it to make or update choices for the categories it controls. A consent choice may not remove cookies that were set before the choice unless the tool or browser clears them, and it may not control cookies from providers when you interact with their separate pages or portals. Browser-level controls, provider opt-outs, and account settings may therefore need to be used together for the result you want.
Cookie practices can change as Image To Video Generator updates features, providers, security measures, analytics tools, payment flows, and legal requirements. We may update this Cookie Policy to reflect those changes, and the "Last updated" date shows when the page was last revised. If a material change affects non-essential cookie use, we may provide additional notice or request updated consent where required. Continuing to use the service after changes take effect means the updated Cookie Policy applies to future use. Keeping your browser updated can also affect cookie controls, blocking behavior, and the privacy signals available to websites. You can contact us if you have questions about a cookie you see in your browser or about how cookie settings affect the service.
Contact
Questions about cookies can be sent to support@imagetovideogenerator.net.