Written for Cookie Rocks 2.9.5, checked on 1 November 2026. The current version is 2.11.2: some details may have changed.
Each guide below does one task, step by step, in 5 minutes of reading or less. Pick the one that matches what you want to do.
- Show a fair cookie banner: “Reject” next to “Accept”, the right choice duration, and a way to change their choice. Checked by the free Audit, set up with Pro.
- Hold YouTube, Vimeo and Google Maps until consent: see what loads too early with the Audit, then hold it with Pro.
- Set up Google Consent Mode: the right mode for your site, with or without Site Kit and Tag Manager.
- Get a cookie policy that writes itself: one page, one shortcode, kept up to date by the analysis. Free with the Audit.
- Prove consent if an authority asks: check your record of choices, find one choice, export them.
- Keep a copy of your proofs outside your site: send the proofs to Dropbox, a WebDAV storage, a webhook or an e-mail address, and check the packages. Cookie Rocks Pro.
- Use Cookie Rocks on a multisite network: each site set up on its own, and how many keys your network needs.
- Get ready for visitors from the United States: the Global Privacy Control signal, the “Do Not Sell or Share” link and the record of refusals.
- Set up consent for an online shop: payment scripts, protected pages, order attribution and advertising pixels.
- Set up a site aimed at children: no advertising or profiling, and an adult’s consent before videos and maps load. Cookie Rocks Pro.
- Make the banner match your site: colours, corners, distance from the edges and texts. Cookie Rocks Pro.
- Fix what the Overview shows: the most common points, what each one means and which button to click.
- Move a key to another site, renew it, or remove it: for Cookie Rocks Pro keys.
- Use your Cookie Rocks account: keys, Pro download, sites, invoices and support.
Tip. New to Cookie Rocks? Start with Start here: install the Audit, answer four questions and scan your pages. Most guides need that first scan.
What changes with the kind of site you run: online shop, business website, personal website or blog, non-profit, website with ads, courses and memberships, website for children, US visitors, SaaS, multisite network.