onemaker.io

Cookie Policy

Last updated: 20 October 2026

A cookie is a small file a website keeps in your browser. This page lists every cookie Onemaker sets, the tools that set their own only if you say yes, and how to change your choice.

Who we are

The Service is run by Onemaker.io, Plot No. 3, Dariyapur, Post Rampur Maniharan, Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh 247451, India. This policy is governed by the laws of India.

Cookies we always set

These make the Service work. They are set by us, for us, and never used for advertising.

NameWhat it doesKept for
_omcatKeeps you signed in.7 days without use, up to 30 days of use
_omguestA random ID for visitors who are not signed in, so the free limits and your unsaved work stay with you.90 days
om-consentRemembers your cookie choice, so we ask once.6 months
om-themeRemembers light or dark mode.1 year
i18nextRemembers the language the site is shown in.Until you close your browser

Kept on your device, not in a cookie

Your browser also stores a few things for the site in its local storage: a random visitor ID that goes with your requests while you are not signed in, the accounts you last signed in with on this device (email and name, up to three, so you can pick one quickly), and your editor preferences — recent fonts, sound on or off, the frame you last used. Clearing your browser's site data removes them.

Only if you say yes

These tools load only after you say yes in the cookie bar — “Accept” for all of them, or “Customize” to switch on analytics and advertising one by one. Each sets its own cookies and receives your IP address and browser details under its own privacy policy:

  • Google Analytics — how visitors find and use the site.
  • Google Ads, the Meta (Facebook) Pixel and LinkedIn Insight — whether an ad led to a visit or a sign-up.
  • Hotjar — how pages of the editor are used.

If we change these tools, this list changes with them.

Fonts in the editor

When the editor shows its font list, your browser loads the fonts from Google Fonts, which sees your IP address. It sets no cookie.

Changing your choice

— also in the footer of every page with one. If you take a yes back — “Reject”, or a switch turned off — we remove the cookies those tools left on our site and reload the page. Clearing cookies in your browser works too; the cookie bar then asks again.

More information

Cookies are one part of how we handle your data. For the whole picture, see our Privacy Policy.

Questions? See Contact us or email support@onemaker.io.