Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files a site stores in your browser. We also use browser storage, which works similarly but keeps data on your device rather than sending it with every request. We use both.

• Essential — signing in: when you log in, we store an authentication token so the dashboard knows it is you and your session survives a page refresh. Without this you cannot stay signed in.
• Essential — security and integrity: data used to protect accounts and prevent abusive or automated activity.
• Preferences: small choices that make the studio behave consistently, such as remembering your place in a flow after you return from checkout.
• Analytics — Google Analytics: counts visits and the steps people take, such as signing up or opening checkout, so we can see which pages help and which don’t. It sets the cookies _ga and _ga_<ID>, which last up to 2 years. Google processes this data under Google’s own privacy terms.
• Analytics — Microsoft Clarity: records how pages are used (clicks, scrolling and page movement) so we can find what confuses people. It sets the cookies _clck and _clsk on our domain, and Microsoft may set MUID, CLID, ANONCHK, MR and SM on its own domains. Microsoft processes this data under Microsoft’s own privacy terms.
• Analytics — Whop Pixel: Whop, our payment provider, measures visits, links them to purchases and attributes those purchases to the ads that led to them. Its code sends Whop each page you view, how long you stay, the page you came from, and your browser and device details, such as screen size, language and time zone. It stores a visitor ID in the cookies _wuid and _wuid_link, which last up to 2 years, and in browser storage, where it also keeps a device fingerprint calculated from your browser and device and refreshed every 7 days. It also sends Whop the IDs in any Google Analytics, Meta or TikTok cookies, adds your visitor ID to links to whop.com, and sends an email address, phone number or name when you enter one in a form on this site, even before you submit it. We also use it to tell Whop when you create an account, sign in, open our plans, start a checkout (with the price of the plan), make an image or a video, or send the contact form. Whop receives your email address with each of these, and may receive your name and account ID. Whop’s server may also set a security cookie, __cf_bm, on its own domain for 30 minutes. Whop processes this data under Whop’s own privacy policy.

Visitors in the European Economic Area, the UK and Switzerland are asked first. Until you accept, Google Analytics runs without cookies, Clarity treats each page as a separate visit, and the Whop Pixel doesn't load at all. Everyone else can turn all three off with the button in section 5.

We do not use cookies to sell your personal information, and we do not show third-party ads on the site.

Cookies we set ourselves are first-party. Google Analytics, Clarity and the Whop Pixel are run by Google, Microsoft and Whop, and how they use the data is described in their own policies. Their code stores _ga, _clck, _clsk, _wuid and _wuid_link under aifunstudio.com; the cookies Microsoft and Whop set on their own domains are third-party.

Completing a purchase takes you to a Whop-hosted checkout page, which sets its own cookies under Whop's control.

Session items are cleared when you close your browser. Your sign-in token lasts until it expires or you log out. Items kept in browser storage stay until you or the site clears them, and clearing your browser data removes them.

Your answer to the cookie question is kept for 180 days in a cookie called afs_consent, so we don't ask on every page. After that we ask again.

You can change your answer about analytics cookies at any time with the button below. If you say no, we delete the Google Analytics cookies, Clarity deletes its own, and we delete what the Whop Pixel stored and reload the page without it.

Every major browser lets you view, block, and delete cookies and clear site data, usually under privacy or site settings. You can also use a private window to keep a session separate.

Blocking essential cookies and storage will stop you staying signed in, and parts of the dashboard and checkout will not work. Logging out of Ai Fun Studio clears your sign-in token.

If we add or remove providers, we will update this page and revise the date at the top.