Veyqen Imaging

Cookie Policy

Last updated: 08 Sep 2026

1. What Cookies Are

Cookies are small text files or similar pieces of data that a website may place on or read from a browser or device. They can help a website remember settings, maintain sessions, reduce repeated inputs, measure site use, and support security functions.

Some cookies are set directly by the website being visited. Others may be set by third-party services that are integrated into a site, such as analytics, payment, security, hosting, or embedded-content providers.

2. Similar Technologies

References to cookies in this policy may also include comparable technologies such as local storage, session storage, pixels, tags, software development tools, or device identifiers where those technologies serve similar functions.

3. Strictly Necessary Cookies

Strictly necessary cookies support core website functions that cannot reasonably be provided without them. Depending on the site configuration, these functions may include session handling, form security, fraud prevention, load balancing, consent management, basic navigation, or protection against malicious traffic.

Because these technologies are used to provide requested website functionality or maintain security, they may operate without optional consent where permitted by applicable law.

4. Preference Cookies

Preference cookies may remember choices such as language, region, display settings, consent selections, or other website preferences. If preference cookies are disabled, some selections may need to be entered again during later visits.

5. Analytics Cookies

Analytics technologies may be used to understand how visitors use the website, which pages are viewed, how visitors arrive at the site, how long sessions last, and whether technical issues occur. This information can help identify usability problems and improve site performance.

Where required by law, optional analytics cookies should not be activated until the required choice or consent has been obtained. Analytics settings may also be configured to reduce collection or use aggregated information where practical.

6. Advertising or Marketing Cookies

The website is not required to use advertising cookies in order to provide photo editing services. If advertising or cross-site tracking technologies are introduced in the future, this policy and any applicable consent controls should be updated to describe them accurately before or when they are used.

7. Cookies Used by the E-Commerce Platform

The website may operate on an e-commerce or hosted website platform that uses its own technical cookies for functions such as security, session management, checkout-related infrastructure, merchant administration, performance, or consent controls. The exact cookies may change as the platform updates its technology.

Some platform cookies may be necessary even when the site primarily sells services rather than physical products.

8. Payment and Fraud-Prevention Technologies

If a third-party payment provider is used, that provider may use cookies or related technologies for authentication, fraud prevention, transaction processing, security, and risk analysis. Those technologies are controlled by the provider and may be subject to the provider's own notices.

9. File Upload and Security Functions

Where file upload, cloud storage, or secure transfer functions are integrated into the service, the relevant provider may use technical identifiers or session technologies to maintain upload continuity, authorize access, prevent abuse, or protect files during transfer.

10. Cookie Duration

Session cookies generally expire when the browser session ends. Persistent cookies remain for a defined period or until they are removed. Cookie duration varies according to the purpose of the technology, provider settings, browser configuration, and platform updates.

11. Managing Cookies

You can often control cookies through browser settings. Common browser options may allow you to block cookies, remove stored cookies, restrict third-party cookies, or receive notices when cookies are being used. Blocking all cookies may affect website functionality.

If the website provides a cookie-consent panel, you may also use that interface to manage available optional categories. Necessary cookies may remain active where they are required for the site to function or remain secure.

12. Global Privacy Signals

Some browsers or extensions may send privacy preference signals. Whether and how a particular signal must be recognized depends on applicable law, technical support, and the nature of the website's data practices. Where a legally required signal applies, it should be handled in accordance with the applicable requirements.

13. Third-Party Services

Third-party services may change their cookies, names, purposes, or retention periods without direct changes to this website's code. Because of this, a cookie inventory should be reviewed periodically when new integrations, analytics tools, payment providers, or marketing technologies are added.

14. Relationship to Uploaded Images

Cookies are not intended to serve as storage for the image files clients submit for editing. Image uploads, project files, and final digital deliverables are handled separately from ordinary browser cookie technology.

15. Changes to This Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy may be revised to reflect changes in platform technology, analytics tools, consent controls, legal requirements, or other website functions. The date at the top shows the stated update date for this version.

16. Contact Information

Questions about this Cookie Policy or the website's cookie practices may be directed using the information below.