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Privacy Policy

This page explains the data QuickKit handles and the third-party services used on pages that are eligible for advertising.

Last updated: October 31, 2026

Data processing by QuickKit

Delivering a web page may cause ordinary HTTP request information, such as an IP address and User-Agent, to be processed by hosting and network providers. Tool input follows the LOCAL or SERVER label shown on each tool page.

LOCAL
Input and primary processing take place in your browser. QuickKit designs LOCAL tools so that the input is not sent to QuickKit’s server. This does not guarantee absolute safety across your browser, extensions, device, or other parts of your environment.
SERVER
Processing uses a service operated by QuickKit. A SERVER tool may make the network requests needed for the operation described on that page. Tool-specific handling notes take priority.
SENSITIVE
This label is shown on tools whose input may include secrets, personal information, logs, configuration data, or other sensitive information. Avoid unnecessary transmission, storage, and URL sharing. The label does not guarantee or recommend that production secrets can be entered safely. SENSITIVE tools do not receive the Google AdSense loader, ad slots, or third-party advertising requests.

Favorites and recently used tools are stored only in this browser’s localStorage and are not sent to QuickKit’s server. Only public tool IDs are stored, never input, results, URL query strings or hashes, or timestamps. Opening a SENSITIVE tool is not recorded in recently used tools; it becomes a favorite only when you add it yourself. Clear the history with “Clear history” on the home page or by deleting site data in your browser.

Use of live confidential data

Do not enter the following information casually:

  • Private keys
  • Passwords
  • Access tokens
  • API keys
  • Session information
  • Personal information
  • Confidential production configuration

Confirm that using the data is necessary. Whenever possible, use dummy values, masked data, or test data instead.

Google AdSense, cookies, and third-party processing

After site approval, QuickKit may use Google AdSense on non-SENSITIVE pages that are eligible for advertising. In that case, third-party vendors, including Google, may place and read cookies on your browser, or use web beacons or IP addresses, to collect information as a result of ad serving on QuickKit.

Google and its partners may use advertising cookies to serve ads based on your prior visits to QuickKit and other sites. This information, including cookies, on-device identifiers, IP addresses, and browsing information, may be used to deliver and personalize ads, measure performance, and prevent abuse.

You can opt out of personalized advertising in Google’s Ads Settings. Open Google Ads Settings ↗

Learn how Google uses data when you use partners’ sites or apps ↗

This Privacy page, the Disclaimer, 404 pages, and SENSITIVE tools are not eligible for ads. This Privacy page does not contain an AdSense ad tag or Funding Choices consent message tag.

Consent management and changing your choice

When ads are served, advertising-eligible pages show a Google-certified CMP consent message in regions where consent is required, including the EEA, the UK, and Switzerland. Users can choose Consent, Do not consent, or Manage options.

After consenting, you can change your choice through the “Privacy and cookie settings” link that Google adds at the bottom of advertising-enabled pages. This Privacy page remains tag-free and therefore does not launch the CMP itself.

Your choices

  • Use SENSITIVE tools, which are designed without advertising code
  • Opt out of personalized advertising in Google’s Ads Settings
  • Decline consent or manage individual purposes when the CMP is shown
  • Review or delete cookies and site data in your browser
  • Use content blocking or other privacy controls provided by your browser

Contact and updates

Send questions about this policy through the contact form on the About page. QuickKit publishes updates and known limitations on its public information page.

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