Privacy
Privacy Policy
How UnicodeWorks handles tool inputs, analytics, contact messages and the technical information needed to operate the site.
Last updated: September 29, 2026
Tool text stays local
Normal text transformations are designed to run in your browser rather than being sent to a remote processing API.
Analytics is separate
Google Analytics 4 may collect website-usage and device information; it does not receive the text you type into the tools as tool input.
Contact forms use protection
Contact-form submissions may be protected by hCaptcha to help distinguish people from automated abuse.
Tool inputs
UnicodeWorks tools are designed to process text and character input locally in your browser. Tool input is not intentionally sent to UnicodeWorks or to a third-party processing API as part of the normal calculation or transformation.
Cookies, local storage and preferences
The light/dark theme control may store your preference in your browser using local storage so it can be remembered on later visits. This preference remains on your device. Optional cookies and consent choices are described in the Cookie Policy.
Google Analytics 4
UnicodeWorks uses Google Analytics 4 (GA4) to understand aggregate site usage and improve the site. A standard GA4 implementation can collect information such as page and session activity, approximate location, browser and device information, and related measurement data. GA4 commonly uses first-party cookies including _ga and a property-specific _ga_<container-id> cookie to distinguish users and maintain session state.
UnicodeWorks does not intentionally send the text you enter into its tools to Google Analytics as tool input. Analytics configuration and consent controls should be set so that measurement operates in accordance with applicable privacy requirements.
More information is available from Google Analytics and the Google Privacy Policy.
hCaptcha
The Contact page may use hCaptcha, provided by Intuition Machines, Inc., to help detect automated or abusive submissions. When hCaptcha is used, the service can process technical and interaction information needed to assess whether a request appears human, including IP address or similar identifiers, browser/device information, timestamps and interaction signals such as mouse, keyboard, touch or scrolling behaviour. A successful challenge also produces a verification token that is checked by the site.
hCaptcha operates under its own Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
Google Search Console
UnicodeWorks uses Google Search Console to verify ownership of the site and review information about indexing and performance in Google Search. Search Console is an administrative site-owner service rather than a tool-input processor. Verification may use a DNS record, an HTML file or a verification meta tag, and Google may periodically check that the verification token remains present.
Contact messages
If you use the Contact page, the information you submit is handled by the contact-form software configured on this WordPress site. Depending on that configuration, submissions may be stored in the WordPress database and/or sent by email to the site administrator. Do not include sensitive information that is not needed to answer your query.
Hosting, security and technical data
Hosting, security, anti-abuse or content-delivery services may process standard connection information such as IP address, browser type, requested URL and timestamps to deliver, secure and troubleshoot the site.
Questions about privacy
Questions about this policy can be sent through the Contact page.