Configure Your Cookie Banner With Free Cookie Consent

Change how your cookie banner looks and behaves with one configuration object

Every setting of TermsFeed Free Cookie Consent is a key in one JavaScript object, the argument you pass to cookieconsent.run(). Cookie Consent has no dashboard, so each change is an edit to the snippet in your page, followed by a deploy and a reload.

The configuration object sits in the second script tag of the snippet the TermsFeed generator writes. A typical object holds the generator options plus the address of your Privacy Policy.

<script type="text/javascript" charset="UTF-8">
document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function () {
cookieconsent.run({
  "notice_banner_type": "headline",
  "consent_type": "express",
  "palette": "dark",
  "language": "en",
  "page_load_consent_levels": ["strictly-necessary"],
  "notice_banner_reject_button_hide": false,
  "preferences_center_close_button_hide": false,
  "page_refresh_confirmation_buttons": false,
  "website_privacy_policy_url": "https://www.example.com/privacy-policy"
});
});
</script>

Every on/off option turns on with true or "true" in any letter case, and any other value, including "false", 1, and "yes", leaves it off. An option with a fixed list of values, such as palette or notice_banner_type, ignores case and falls back to its default for an unknown value. With debug on, the console warns about the unknown value. Look up the type, the allowed values, and the default of all 24 options in the API reference.

Choose when tagged scripts run

Choose whether scripts wait by default until the visitor answers or run at once, and what runs before the answer.

Change how the consent banner looks

Set the layout, the colors, and the language of the consent banner and the Preferences Center, and replace the texts of the consent banner.

Reopen the choices and decide where the answer is stored

Give visitors a cookie settings link, decide how long the cookies keep their answer, and share one answer across your subdomains.

Reload after an answer, trim categories, and place the consent banner

Reload the page after an answer, hide the categories your site does not use and the close button of the Preferences Center, or choose where in <body> the consent banner sits.