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Easily identify and analyze the cookies running on your website. Get a clear overview of cookie usage, categories, and compliance status in seconds.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A cookie checker scans your website to identify cookies and tracking technologies that may be active across your pages. It helps you understand what is being used, who may be setting it and where further review may be needed.
Regular cookie scanning helps you understand how your website uses cookies, analytics tools and third-party trackers. It also supports transparency and makes it easier to review your website against applicable privacy and GDPR compliance requirements.
The scan identifies both first-party and third-party cookies that are detected during the scan, including cookies associated with analytics, advertising and other external services. Third-party cookies are commonly set by services embedded or integrated into a website.
A cookie scan provides a reliable snapshot of the cookies and trackers detected during the scan. Results can vary depending on page behaviour, visitor location, consent choices and technologies that load only after specific user actions, so regular rescanning is recommended.
Using the cookie checker is simple and does not require technical knowledge; just enter your website URL to scan for detectable cookies and tracking technologies.
Regular scans are recommended, especially after adding or changing plugins, analytics tools, advertising platforms or third-party services that may introduce new cookies or trackers.
Review the detected cookies, confirm their purposes and identify which technologies may require consent or further configuration. You can then update your cookie policy and use a cookie consent management platform to manage visitor choices where needed.
A cookie checker supports compliance by identifying cookies and trackers, while actual compliance depends on how those technologies are disclosed, configured and managed under applicable privacy rules. See the EU guidance on website cookies for further guidance.