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Legal pages for your website, in minutes
Generate a privacy policy, terms and conditions, cookie policy, refund policy or disclaimer for your small site, SaaS, app or online store. Everything runs in your browser from templates.
Not legal advice. The documents on this site are generated from general templates. They are a starting point, not legal advice, and they are not guaranteed to meet the laws that apply to your business. Have the final text reviewed by a qualified lawyer in your jurisdiction before you publish it.
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Privacy Policy Generator
Explain what data you collect and why. Optional GDPR and CCPA sections, cookies, analytics, ads and payments.
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Terms and Conditions Generator
Set the rules for your site or app: accounts, user content, payments, subscriptions, liability and governing law.
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Cookie Policy Generator
List the cookies you use (necessary, preferences, analytics, ads) and explain how visitors can control them.
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Refund Policy Generator
Return and refund rules for online stores, digital products or SaaS subscriptions.
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Disclaimer Generator
General, affiliate, medical/fitness and financial disclaimers for blogs and content sites.
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Why you need these pages
Privacy laws expect it
If you collect personal data, even an email address or an IP address in analytics, laws such as the GDPR in Europe and state privacy laws in the US expect you to explain what you do with it.
Platforms require it
Google AdSense, Google Analytics, the App Store, Google Play and many payment providers ask you to publish a privacy policy or clear terms before they work with you.
Customers look for it
Clear refund and privacy pages answer questions before people ask them. They make a small site look trustworthy and reduce disputes and chargebacks.
Rules protect you
Terms and conditions set out how your service may be used, who owns the content, how payments work and where disputes are handled.
Which documents you need depends on what your site does and where your visitors are. Most sites that collect any data need a privacy policy; stores and SaaS products usually add terms and a refund policy; blogs with affiliate links or health and money content benefit from a disclaimer. Not sure? Start with our guide to privacy policies for small websites.
How it works
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Answer a few questions
Business name, website, contact email and the tools you use. Only what the document needs.
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Watch the preview update
Sections appear and disappear as you answer. Read the full text before you use it.
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Copy or download
Copy as HTML, Markdown or plain text, or download an .html or .md file for your site.
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Get it reviewed
Have the draft checked by a qualified lawyer in your jurisdiction, then publish it.
Frequently asked questions
Is the policy generator really free? +
Yes. All five generators are free to use without an account. You can copy or download as many documents as you need.
Is this legal advice? +
No. The generator fills in general templates based on your answers. It cannot know every detail of your business or every law that applies to you. Treat the result as a draft and have it reviewed by a qualified lawyer in your jurisdiction before you publish it.
Do you store my answers? +
No. The documents are built in your browser from templates. Your answers are not sent to our server, not stored and not used to train anything. If you reload the page, the form starts over.
Will the generated policy make my site GDPR or CCPA compliant? +
No document can do that on its own. Compliance depends on what you actually do with data: consent, security, how you handle requests and more. A policy describes your practices; it must match them. The GDPR and CCPA sections are a starting point to discuss with a lawyer.