Effective and last updated: September 6, 2026
This Cookie Policy explains the cookies and similar technologies used on the Sunlight Graphics LLC website, why they are used, and the choices available to you.
Read it together with our Privacy Policy, which covers personal-information collection, sharing, retention, and privacy requests. Website and ordering rules are covered by our Terms of Use.
1. What cookies and similar technologies do
Cookies are small files stored by a website in your browser. They can remember a cart, a session, or a preference between page visits. Similar tools include browser storage, pixels, and website tags that record or transmit information about page use.
Some technologies are set by Sunlight Graphics or our website platform; others are supplied by third parties. Information associated with them can include cookie or device identifiers, IP addresses, browser details, referring pages, and interactions. These identifiers are not necessarily anonymous.
2. Why these technologies are used
| Purpose | Examples |
|---|
| Essential functions | Keeping track of a cart or sign-in session, supporting checkout, and helping protect the site against automated abuse. |
| Preferences and features | Remembering settings and supporting features such as customer chat or website forms. |
| Analytics | Understanding page visits, navigation, clicks, and scrolling to improve the website and customer experience. |
| Marketing and advertising | Measuring campaigns and conversions, understanding product interests, and supporting relevant advertising or marketing communications. |
A tool can serve more than one purpose. Analytics and advertising technologies should not be treated as essential merely because they are present on a page.
3. Third-party tools on our website
The website includes the following services. What each provider receives can depend on the page, your interaction, your browser settings, and the service configuration.
| Provider or service | Use on the website |
|---|
| Google Analytics, Google Ads, and Google Tag Manager | Traffic analysis, campaign and conversion measurement, advertising, and management of website tags. Google may receive page, device, and activity information. Read how Google uses information from partner websites. |
| Microsoft Clarity | Behavioral analytics, including click and scroll information, heatmaps, and session replays that help us understand and improve website use. Microsoft may also use collected information for service improvement, security, and advertising under the Microsoft Privacy Statement. |
| Mailchimp and Klaviyo | Marketing and customer communications, website forms, and related website or campaign activity measurement. |
| Zoho SalesIQ | Customer chat and related visitor interactions or information supplied through the chat service. |
| Google reCAPTCHA | Protection against automated abuse. The service may process browser, device, and interaction information for security checks. |
| Facebook integrations | Social features that may send information to Facebook when the features load or when you interact with them. |
Third-party providers may use their own cookies or identifiers. This list describes installed services and their functions; it is not a list of every cookie or a guarantee that every tool operates on every visit.
4. Analytics, session replay, and advertising
Analytics tools help identify which pages are useful and where visitors have difficulty. Session replay tools can reconstruct interactions with a page, including clicks and scrolling. Avoid entering confidential information in general website fields or chat unless it is needed and appropriate for the service you request.
Advertising services may collect information about activity over time and across different websites. Depending on their settings and applicable choices, they may use that information to measure advertising or personalize ads. Disclosures for this purpose may qualify as a "sale" or "sharing" under some privacy laws even when no money is exchanged.
For our broader information-sharing practices, your privacy requests, and applicable California rights, see the Privacy Policy.
5. Managing cookies and tracking
- Browser controls: Use your browser's privacy settings to review or delete stored cookies, block certain cookies, and limit some tracking. Blocking essential cookies may affect your account, cart, or checkout.
- Google controls: Google describes advertising and data controls and provides a Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on for supported browsers.
- Microsoft controls: Review the privacy and advertising choices explained in the Microsoft Privacy Statement.
- Requests to Sunlight Graphics: Contact us using the details below. Our Privacy Policy explains account, marketing, and personal-information requests.
Choices may be specific to a browser, device, account, or provider. Deleting cookies may remove saved preferences. Private browsing, an advertising opt-out, or blocking one provider does not necessarily stop all collection, remove existing records, or prevent all ads.
Reading this policy or using the website is not presented as blanket consent to optional tracking. Where applicable law requires consent, the required choice must be obtained separately. The controls described here have different effects, so review the relevant browser or provider instructions.
6. Browser privacy signals
We do not represent that enabling a browser's Do Not Track setting disables all the third-party tools described here. Do Not Track differs from legally recognized opt-out signals such as Global Privacy Control (GPC).
Where privacy law applies, its requirements for opt-out signals and privacy requests also apply. GPC concerns particular uses such as sale or sharing; it does not necessarily block every cookie or essential website function. Contact us if you have a question about a signal or want to submit a privacy request. See the California privacy-rights section for additional information.
7. How long cookies and related data remain
Session cookies generally last for a browser session. Persistent cookies and other browser storage can remain longer, until their expiry or removal. Duration varies by provider, purpose, and configuration, and some identifiers may be refreshed during later visits.
Your browser's storage settings can show the cookies currently stored on your device and, where available, their expiration dates. Deleting a cookie does not necessarily delete information already received by Sunlight Graphics or a provider. Personal-information retention and deletion requests are covered in the Privacy Policy.
8. Changes to this policy
We may update this policy when website tools, practices, or legal requirements change. The revised version will appear here with an updated date. Material changes in personal-information use will be handled as described in the Privacy Policy, including any notice or consent required by law.