Cookie Policy

Maintained by Mayer · Last updated 2026-09-28

This page lists every cookie and similar technology we found on onlinepitchchanger.com, what each one does and how to control it. The list comes from a check of the live site on 2026-09-28 in a fresh Microsoft Edge profile. There are no advertising cookies, because the site shows no ads. The tools themselves set no cookies and use no browser storage. What data the site handles overall is in the Privacy Policy.

Every cookie and technology in one table

Cookies and similar technologies on onlinepitchchanger.com (checked 2026-09-28)
NameProviderPurposeTypeWhen set and how long
Consent choice (name set by the consent plugin)This siteThe consent plugin stores your choice, so the banner does not ask again on every pageNecessary, first-partyWhen you accept or decline in the banner; kept until it expires or you clear this site’s data
hcdnThis site’s web hostTechnical cookie of the network that delivers the pages. The site does not use it for analytics or trackingNecessary, first-party, sessionOn the first page you open; deleted when you close the browser
_gaGoogle AnalyticsGoogle: “Used to distinguish users” (a random ID, not your name)Analytics, first-partyOnly after you accept analytics. Google’s default lifetime is 2 years; Edge capped it at 400 days in our check
_ga_<ID> (here _ga_QCZ0LW5LNE)Google AnalyticsGoogle: “Used to persist session state”Analytics, first-partySame as _ga
YSC, VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE, VISITOR_PRIVACY_METADATA, __Secure-YNID, __Secure-ROLLOUT_TOKENYouTube (Google), on youtube.comSet by YouTube’s player. Google lists YSC as security and VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE as security and advertising; YouTube decides how it uses themThird-partyOnly on the YouTube Pitch Changer, when the player loads after you paste a link. YSC ends with the browser session; the others lasted 180 days in our check
Google Fonts (fonts.googleapis.com, fonts.gstatic.com)GoogleDelivers the Inter typeface. Google says the Fonts API does not set or log cookies; your IP address reaches Google with the requestNo cookieEvery page view
wpEmojiSettingsSupports (session storage)WordPressRemembers whether your browser can draw emoji. If it cannot, emoji images load from s.w.org (WordPress.org)Necessary, first-partyFirst page view; cleared when you close the tab
Gravatar picture (secure.gravatar.com)AutomatticNamed as the link-preview image of the author pageNo cookieYour browser does not load it while you read the site; an app that builds a link preview may fetch it from Gravatar

Google Analytics runs only after you accept

On your first visit a consent banner asks whether you accept analytics cookies. Until you accept, no _ga cookies are set. Google’s tag can still load and, under Google Consent Mode, send basic signals without cookies; if you decline, it stays that way. Cookie names and purposes above are quoted from Google’s Analytics cookie documentation.

Change or withdraw your choice

  1. Click Cookie settings at the bottom of any page.
  2. Switch analytics off (or on) and save. From then on, Google Analytics sets no new cookies.
  3. To remove _ga cookies already stored, delete this site’s cookies in your browser settings (usually under Privacy or Site settings → onlinepitchchanger.com → Delete data).

Withdrawing consent does not affect data collected before you withdrew. Declining costs you nothing: every tool works the same with or without analytics.

The YouTube player

YouTube’s player loads on one page only, the YouTube Pitch Changer, and only after you paste a link and press the button to load it. The video frame uses YouTube’s privacy-enhanced domain, youtube-nocookie.com. Google says this mode stops embedded views from influencing your YouTube recommendations and the ads you see elsewhere; see YouTube Help: privacy-enhanced mode.

It does not mean no cookies: the player’s control script comes from youtube.com, and in our check YouTube set the five cookies in the table as soon as the player loaded, before playback started. If you do not want YouTube cookies, do not load a video. All other tools work without YouTube, and the Data Security page explains what happens with a link you paste.

Browser controls and Google’s opt-out

  • Browser settings: every major browser lets you view and delete cookies, block third-party cookies or clear site data. Blocking third-party cookies stops the YouTube cookies; the tools themselves need no cookies.
  • Private window: cookies set there are deleted when you close it.
  • Google Analytics opt-out: Google’s opt-out browser add-on works for Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge and stops Google Analytics on every site you visit.
  • Global Privacy Control (GPC): we do not sell or share personal data, so a GPC signal has nothing to switch off here. To refuse analytics, use the banner.

No advertising cookies

The site runs no ads, no affiliate links, no remarketing and no social media plugins, so there are no advertising or social cookies from us. If that ever changes, this page will be updated first and the banner will ask for your consent before any such cookie is set. Your rights under the GDPR and California law are on the GDPR & California Privacy Rights Notice.

Changes and contact

This list is checked again whenever a plugin, tool or provider changes, and the date at the top changes with it. Questions about cookies: support@vocaltoollab.com, or see the contact page. Back to the homepage tools.

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