Cookie Consent for Shopify
Cookiezy gives Shopify teams a cleaner way to handle consent using the actual theme app extension package. The storefront entrypoint is `cookie-consent-shopify-loader.js`, which loads the shared consent runtime, UI, scanner, and optional Shopify customer privacy bridge.
A practical Shopify consent layer for merchants, ecommerce teams, and agencies.
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Lightweight. Fast. Clear by default.
Cookie consent. Done easy.
Lightweight consent that keeps your site fast and your data intact.
What the Shopify ZIP includes
After payment you download `platform-cookie-core.zip`. For Shopify you use the theme app extension bundle inside `packages/adapters/shopify/theme-app-extension/`.
- • `assets/cookie-consent-shopify-loader.js`
- • `assets/cookie-consent.js`
- • `assets/cookie-consent-ui.js`
- • `assets/cookie-consent-scanner.js`
- • `assets/cookie-consent.css`
- • `assets/shopify-customer-privacy-bridge.js`
- • `blocks/cookiezy-embed.liquid`
- • `shopify.extension.toml`
Upload the theme app extension files to your Shopify app or store package
Extract `platform-cookie-core.zip` and copy the full Shopify extension contents from `packages/adapters/shopify/theme-app-extension/` into your Shopify app or extension workspace. Keep the asset names unchanged because the embed block references them directly.
- • Keep `cookie-consent-shopify-loader.js` as the main storefront entrypoint
- • Include `shopify-customer-privacy-bridge.js` if you want Shopify privacy events aligned with Cookiezy
- • Do not rename the Liquid block or asset files
Enable the Cookiezy embed block in the theme editor
Deploy the theme app extension, then enable `cookiezy-embed` in the Shopify theme customizer. The block injects the stylesheet, `window.CookiezyConfig`, and the `cookie-consent-shopify-loader.js` entrypoint.
Code snippet
{{ 'cookie-consent.css' | asset_url | stylesheet_tag }}
<script>
window.CookiezyConfig = {
locale: "en",
policyUrl: "/en/cookie-policy",
shopify: {
assets: {
coreUrl: "{{ 'cookie-consent.js' | asset_url }}",
uiUrl: "{{ 'cookie-consent-ui.js' | asset_url }}",
scannerUrl: "{{ 'cookie-consent-scanner.js' | asset_url }}",
bridgeUrl: "{{ 'shopify-customer-privacy-bridge.js' | asset_url }}"
}
}
};
</script>
<script defer src="{{ 'cookie-consent-shopify-loader.js' | asset_url }}"></script>Preview the storefront and validate consent behavior
Use the Shopify theme preview to test the banner on homepage, collection, product, and cart pages. Confirm optional tracking stays blocked until consent and that your policy page shows the audit correctly.
- • Check homepage, product page, and cart in a clean session
- • Verify the banner loads from the embed block without editing `theme.liquid` manually
- • Confirm analytics and marketing tools wait for consent
- • Open `/en/cookie-policy` and re-scan cookies after each consent change
Consent features that fit ecommerce workflows
Designed for Shopify stores that care about UX, compliance, and storefront speed.
Theme app extension ready
The package ships with a real Shopify embed block instead of a generic copy-paste script.
Storefront-safe UI
A cleaner banner experience that fits into modern ecommerce layouts.
Consent-aware marketing
Reduce the risk of optional marketing and analytics tools firing too early.
Shopify privacy bridge
Use the included bridge asset when you want Cookiezy and Shopify privacy signaling to stay aligned.
Shopify cookie consent FAQ
Common questions from Shopify teams evaluating a consent platform.
Which file actually loads Cookiezy on the storefront?
The storefront entrypoint is `cookie-consent-shopify-loader.js`. It loads the shared runtime, UI, scanner, and optional Shopify bridge assets.
Do I need to edit theme.liquid directly?
Not for the packaged adapter flow. The intended path is to deploy the theme app extension and enable the `cookiezy-embed` block in the theme editor.
What is the Shopify customer privacy bridge for?
The `shopify-customer-privacy-bridge.js` asset helps align Cookiezy with Shopify's customer privacy layer when you want those events to stay in sync.
Can shoppers reopen their consent settings?
Yes. Cookiezy supports a persistent settings re-open path so visitors can change their preferences later.