Permissions Policy Headers Generator

Generate precise Permissions-Policy headers to manage browser permissions and enhance your web application's security

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How to Get Started

Simple steps to create amazing results

Select Browser Features

Choose which browser features you want to control - geolocation, camera, microphone, payment, and more. Configure permissions for each feature based on your security requirements.

Configure Permissions

Set whether each feature should be allowed for self, same-origin, all origins, or blocked completely. Fine-tune your policy to match your application's needs.

Generate & Implement

Copy your custom Permissions-Policy header and add it to your server configuration. Your enhanced security policy will be active immediately.

Main Features

Powerful capabilities at your fingertips

Quick Header Generation

Generate standards-compliant Permissions-Policy headers instantly with an intuitive interface. No manual syntax required.

Smart Feature Control

Control powerful browser features including geolocation, camera, microphone, payment APIs, and 30+ other capabilities with precision.

Multiple Directive Support

Configure multiple features at once with support for self, same-origin, specific domains, and wildcard permissions.

Copy & Export

Instantly copy generated headers to your clipboard or export configurations for different server environments.

Syntax Examples

View real-world examples and best practices for common security scenarios and feature combinations.

Validation & Preview

Preview your policy in real-time and validate syntax before implementing it on your production servers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know

What is a permissions policy header?

A permissions policy header allows you to control the browser features that can be used on your web application. It helps enhance security and manage permissions effectively.

How do I specify which features to include?

You can specify the features you want to include in the permissions policy by entering them in the provided input fields. Examples include geolocation, microphone, camera, payment, and many more browser capabilities.

Can I block certain features?

Yes, you can block any features you do not want to allow by specifying them in the blocked features section or by setting their directive to 'none'.

What's the difference between 'self' and 'same-origin'?

The 'self' directive allows the feature for the current origin only, while 'same-origin' permits the feature for all same-origin contexts. Use 'self' for stricter control and 'same-origin' when you need cross-document access within your domain.

How do I implement the generated header?

Add the generated Permissions-Policy header to your server configuration. For Apache, use the Header directive in .htaccess or httpd.conf. For Nginx, add it to your server block. For Node.js, include it in your response headers middleware.

Can I allow features for specific domains?

Yes, you can specify individual domains or use wildcards to allow features for trusted third-party origins. Simply add the domain URLs in the allowlist for each feature you want to share.

Ready to Enhance Your Security?

Generate your custom Permissions-Policy header in seconds and take control of browser features on your web application.