Free Cookie Consent Banner Generator

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Button text

Policy link URL

Accent color

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How to use Cookie Consent Generator

Configure the banner — text, accept/reject buttons, styling, cookie-policy link.
Copy the code into your site.
Wire it to your scripts — analytics/ad cookies must fire only AFTER consent, not on load.
Test that reject actually works — a banner that ignores the choice isn't compliance.

What is Cookie Consent Generator?

A cookie consent banner generator produces the code for the notice that asks visitors to accept or reject cookies — the interactive opt-in EU law (GDPR, ePrivacy) requires before setting non-essential cookies. It's the banner everyone recognizes: "This site uses cookies… [Accept] [Reject]".

The banner is the consent mechanism — where users actually grant or deny permission, complementing the cookie policy (which explains) and connecting to your actual cookie behavior (which must respect the choice). Getting it right is both legal compliance and, done well, a non-annoying user experience.

About the Cookie Consent Generator

Configure the banner — text, accept/reject options, styling, link to your cookie policy — and copy the code to add to your site.

What a compliant, well-made banner includes: clear accept AND reject options (reject must be as easy as accept — an "Accept" button with only a buried decline is a common violation regulators now penalize); a link to your cookie policy (for the details); granular choice ideally (letting users accept some categories and not others — the gold standard, though a clear accept/reject-all is the baseline); and actual enforcement — the banner's choice must control whether non-essential cookies fire (a banner that sets cookies regardless of the choice is theater, not compliance).

The critical honest point: a banner alone isn't compliance. It must (1) block non-essential cookies until consent, (2) offer genuine reject, and (3) remember and respect the choice. Many sites bolt on a banner that doesn't actually gate cookies — that's worse than useless, creating false assurance. This generator produces the banner UI and consent logic; you must wire it to your actual scripts (fire analytics/ads only after consent — consent-mode patterns help). Pair with the Cookie Policy and Privacy Policy generators. For complex needs, dedicated consent-management platforms handle the full stack.

Frequently Asked Questions

For EU users and non-essential cookies, yes — EU law requires opt-in consent before setting analytics, ad or tracking cookies. The banner is the consent mechanism. (Rules vary by region; the EU's are the strictest and most sites comply globally for simplicity.)

Yes — regulators now require reject to be as easy as accept. "Accept all" with only a hidden or multi-click decline is a violation being actively penalized. Give clear, equal accept and reject options.

No — the banner must actually block non-essential cookies until consent, respect a rejection, and remember the choice. A banner that sets cookies regardless of the user's click is non-compliant theater. The consent must control real cookie behavior.

Wire your analytics/ad scripts to load conditionally on the consent choice — Google's Consent Mode and similar patterns handle this. The banner records the decision; your script-loading logic must honor it. This wiring is the real work; the banner is the visible part.

Yes — store the consent decision (typically in a cookie or local storage) so the banner doesn't reappear every page, and so you keep respecting the choice. Consent must also be withdrawable — provide a way to change settings later (a footer link is common).