Editing banner content
The wording on your banner sets the tone visitors get from your business. One Privacy ships with a friendly default, and every line is editable so you can match your voice.
Open the content settings
In your project, open Customization. On the Banner tab, scroll down to the content fields. Each field has a label, the current text, and an inline editor.
What you can edit
Banner Policy Text. The main paragraph that explains why you use cookies. The default reads:
We use cookies and similar technologies to operate our website, for example, to enhance your browsing experience, analyze website traffic, and personalize content and to market to you. You can choose to accept all cookies or manage your cookie settings such as reject all cookies that do not support essential website functionalities.
Accept All Cookies Button. Default: "Accept All Cookies".
Reject All Button. Default: "Reject All".
Manage Settings Button. Default: "Manage Settings".
Okay Button. Default: "Okay". (Used in regions where the banner only needs an acknowledgement.)
Do Not Sell Button. Default: "Do Not Sell My Personal Information". (Used for California visitors.)
Suggested approach
Keep it short and direct. Visitors decide in seconds. A long paragraph reduces consent rates.
Match your voice. If your website is conversational, the banner should be too. If your business is formal, keep the banner formal.
Be honest. Don't bury what your cookies do behind vague phrases. Plain language builds more trust than corporate-speak.
Mention specific use cases. Saying "we use analytics to make checkout faster" lands better than "we use cookies for performance".
Translations
If your visitors speak multiple languages, you can add language-specific versions of every field. See Multilingual banners.
Cookie Settings popup content
The popup behind Manage Settings has a much longer list of content fields (titles, descriptions, and per-category text). See Cookie settings popup.