Last updated: April 2026
This Cookies Policy explains, in detail, what cookies and similar technologies Tool Sphere uses, why we use each one, and exactly how you can control or disable them.
Cookies are small text files stored on your device by your browser when you visit a website. They let that website remember information about your visit — such as whether you're logged in, or whether you prefer light or dark mode — the next time you load a page, without you having to re-enter that information every time.
Some cookies are deleted automatically when you close your browser ("session cookies"), while others persist for a longer, defined period ("persistent cookies") so the site remembers you across visits.
These cookies are strictly necessary for the site to function and cannot be turned off without breaking core features. They include a session cookie that keeps you signed in as you navigate between pages and tools, a security token that helps protect your account and forms from certain types of cross-site attacks, and a small cookie that stores your saved light/dark theme preference so it persists across visits.
We may use analytics cookies to understand, in aggregate, which tools and pages are used most, how visitors move through the site, and where people run into friction. This helps us prioritize what to fix and build next. This data is aggregated across all visitors and is not used to build an individual advertising profile of you.
Some embedded third-party services set their own cookies according to their own policies, separate from ours. Most notably, our payment processor Razorpay may set cookies during the Premium checkout flow for fraud prevention and payment security. We don't control these cookies directly — Razorpay's own privacy and cookie policies apply to them.
You can view, block, or delete cookies at any time through your browser's settings — the exact steps differ by browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, etc.), but are typically found under Privacy or Security settings.
Blocking essential cookies will likely prevent you from staying logged in, using account-dependent features, or having your theme preference remembered. Core tools that don't require an account will generally continue to work even with cookies disabled, since most of that processing happens entirely in your browser.
We may update this Cookies Policy if the cookies we use change. Check the "Last updated" date at the top of this page for the most recent revision.