Cookie formats
Cookies get saved in a few different ways depending on the tool or extension you used. The good news: you don't need to know which one you have. Paste it in and Cookies Mo figures it out — no cleanup required. Here's what the common formats look like.
A single line
Everything on one line, with each cookie written as a name and value joined by an equals sign and separated by semicolons. It's the shortest, most compact way to copy cookies.
NetflixId=v%3D2%26ct%3D...; SecureNetflixId=v%3D3%26mac%3D...A cookies.txt file
The file most browser cookie extensions create when you export. Each cookie sits on its own line with a few extra details next to it. You can paste the text or upload the file directly.
.netflix.com TRUE / TRUE 0 NetflixId v%3D2%26ct%3D...
.netflix.com TRUE / TRUE 0 SecureNetflixId v%3D3%26mac%3D...A JSON export
A more structured export some tools produce, where each cookie is listed as a small block of details. We only need the name and value — you can paste the whole thing exactly as-is.
[
{ "name": "NetflixId", "value": "v%3D2%26ct%3D...", "domain": ".netflix.com" },
{ "name": "SecureNetflixId", "value": "v%3D3%26mac%3D...", "domain": ".netflix.com" }
]Files, folders & downloads
Once a check is done, you can download your results in whichever of these formats you prefer. Got a lot of cookies saved as files? You can also upload a .zip or .rar — we'll open it up and read every cookie file inside for you.