Cookies are for privacy, The Cookie Consent Gallery helps designers make a bespoke statement about it.

The heading “Catch a Cookie” overlaid on a blush-pink canvas, introduces cookie consent options alongside an overly large “X” to dismiss the sweet chase.

Discover the best in cookie consent designs and learn about tools to achieve cookie consent compliance.

The Cookie Consent Gallery is a growing every day. This new resource has roughly 50 banner examples to inspire your creativity.

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The heading “Catch a Cookie” overlaid on a blush-pink canvas, introduces cookie consent options alongside an overly large “X” to dismiss the sweet chase.

A good example of a cookie banner. The banner is pink and in the right corner of the website.

The cookie consent banner here employs a minimalist and modern approach that aligns well with the website’s aesthetic.

The choice of a neutral grey hue for the website sets the stage for the more noticeable consent banner in pink which adds a playful touch and draws the eye and can also encourage user interaction. Further, pink is often associated with warmth and positivity, which may subconsciously influence a user’s perception of the banner.

The banner’s layout with clear separation between the different options contributes to its readability and the overall user experience. The use of all caps for the options “MAYBE LATER,” “SETTINGS,” and “I AGREE” is effective in differentiating actionable items from informational text, which enhances user navigation and decision-making—a fundamental aspect of intuitive UI design.

And on the Settings screen, dimming the background effectively focuses the user’s attention on the modal. The accordion-style layout for cookie categories is efficient, letting users expand only the sections they’re interested in—the plus symbols used to show which sections are expandable are a universal indicator. As well, the toggle for opting in or out is easy to understand.

Overall, the settings modal is a well-executed feature that prioritizes user experience through a clean, orderly, and accessible design.
A pink cookie banner modal with a dimmed background
The responsive design of a cookie notice. The cookie notice is light pink.The responsive implementation of a good cookie banner design.
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A user-friendly consent banner with a dark outline and two CTAs, one being deep purple
An example of a good cookie banner design with muted warm tones
A bright blue cookie consent banner example