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# Cookie Converter

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Cookies exported from one tool often use a different format than the one your next tool expects. Incogniton exports cookies in JSON or TXT, but some browsers, scripts, or automation tools only read Netscape format, and some only read JSON. The Incogniton-powered Cookie converter tool bridges that gap.

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Cookie converter works independently of your Incogniton profiles, so you can use it on any cookie file that fits the format, irrespective of the source.
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### Convert a cookie file

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#### Open Cookie Converter

Go to [cookieconverter.com](https://cookieconverter.com/). No login or Incogniton profile is required.
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#### Add your cookie data

Paste or upload your cookie data into the matching field, **Netscape** or **JSON**.

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Ensure you have a copy of your original cookie data before converting. The tool overwrites the opposite field each time you convert, so if a session cookie doesn't survive the conversion correctly, you'll need the original to try again.
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#### Convert

Click **Convert cookies**. The opposite field fills with the converted result.
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