Cookie Policy
How sign-in, security, usage limits and analytics use cookies or similar technologies on Pinitup.
Last updated: 1 October 2026
1. Cookies and similar storage
Cookies are small browser records used to recognise a session, remember limited preferences or measure site activity. Related technologies include browser storage and identifiers used by analytics services. Not all cookies are used for advertising, and some are needed to provide a feature you request.
2. Pinitup functional and security cookies
The following names describe Pinitup's current first-party authentication and usage-limit cookies. Exact lifetimes can vary with session expiry and security settings.
| Cookie | What it does | Duration |
|---|---|---|
pinitup.session | Keeps a signed-in account session active and authenticated. | Configured around a 14-day session, subject to security and absolute-session limits. |
pinitup.external | Temporarily supports the redirect and verification steps in Google sign-in. | Short-lived authentication flow. |
pinitup.csrf | Helps protect account actions from forged cross-site requests. | Security/session related. |
pinitup.anon-prompt-copies | Remembers guest prompt-copy usage in a browser so the free allowance can be applied. | Up to 180 days, or until removed by the browser. |
These cookies support authentication, service security or the requested guest-copy feature. Restricting them can sign you out, interrupt sign-in, or reset guest usage state.
3. Google Analytics 4
Pinitup currently loads Google Analytics 4 to measure visits, page views and selected interactions. GA4 may set cookies such as _ga and related property-specific identifiers, depending on the browser and Google's configuration. These can help distinguish browser visits and analyse use over time. Pinitup does not explicitly transmit account names, emails, roles or internal Pinitup user IDs in its GA4 event properties.
Current control: the site does not currently provide an in-page analytics-consent or cookie-preferences panel. You can use your browser controls to block or delete analytics cookies, although those settings are not a substitute for any consent or objection mechanism required by applicable law.
Some analytics storage requires consent or an applicable statutory exception. Pinitup must assess the actual configuration and applicable rules before relying on an exception; describing analytics here does not itself establish consent.
4. Third-party services
If you choose Google sign-in, Google may use cookies on its own websites. Payment checkout through Razorpay may use necessary security, fraud-prevention and payment-session technologies. Infrastructure providers may use technically necessary request or security mechanisms. Those services manage their own cookies and policies when acting independently.
Links to outside AI tools, creative websites and articles can take you to other sites. Their browser storage is not covered by this policy.
5. Your browser choices
Most browsers let you view, delete, reject or limit cookies, including by site. You may also use browser privacy and tracking-prevention settings. Blocking all cookies can affect Google sign-in, access to your account and free copy tracking. Some browsers automatically clear stored information at the end of a session.
Browser settings do not delete the account data stored by Pinitup. For information about account and personal-data requests, see our Privacy Policy.
6. Changes and related policies
This policy is published by Togepe Tech OPC Private Limited, the operator of Pinitup. Questions about cookies can be sent to help@pinitup.io. We will revise this page as browser technologies or the way we use them change. The date above identifies the latest version. You can also read our Terms of Use.