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Cookie policy

This page explains which cookies ytamp3.com uses and which a third party may set when you ask to see a video. Last updated: 6 October 2026.

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small file a site can store in your browser. Similar technologies, such as local storage, also exist. They can remember a choice, keep a session or, on other sites, measure visits or show ads.

Cookies from YTA MP3

YTA MP3 does not set analytics or advertising cookies. We do not use Google Analytics, ads, or social pixels. An account is not required, so there is no user-session cookie. Request limits are calculated in server memory from the IP address and are not stored as a cookie in your browser.

That is why we do not show a banner to accept or reject our cookies: this site has no optional cookies to choose.

Official YouTube player

If you paste a link and the site finds the video, it loads the official player from youtube.com. YouTube serves that player, not YTA MP3. YouTube may store cookies or identifiers under the Google Privacy Policy and Google’s information about cookies. Those cookies appear only after you ask to see that video.

You can avoid them by not using YouTube lookup, by playing the video on YouTube, or by blocking third-party cookies in your browser. Blocking them can stop the player from working.

CloudConvert

File conversion is done through the CloudConvert API from our server. Your browser does not have to open cloudconvert.com to convert. If the site ever linked to their panel or website, that visit would follow the CloudConvert privacy policy.

If this changes

If a strictly necessary technical cookie is required later, or if measurement or advertising is added, we will update this page with the name, purpose, duration, and owner of each cookie. Cookies that are not necessary would be set only after a clear choice.

How to manage them

You can view, delete, or block cookies in the settings of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge. You can also clear the site’s data from the browser itself. Personal-data processing is described in the privacy policy.