Privacy policy generator
Build a privacy policy for your website, app, or store — free, in your browser.
Runs 100% in your browserNot legal advice. This produces a template from your answers. Privacy law is jurisdiction-specific — have a lawyer review it before you publish.
How to generate a privacy policy
- Describe your site. Enter your site name, URL, and contact email, and the legal entity if different.
- Tick what applies. Choose the data you collect, the tools you use (analytics, ads), and the regions you serve.
- Copy or download. The policy updates live. Copy it as HTML, Markdown, or text, or download a file.
When you need a privacy policy
Almost every site or app needs a privacy policy, and the requirement usually comes from several directions at once. The app stores won't let you publish without one; ad networks and analytics tools (Google AdSense and Analytics among them) require one in their terms; and privacy laws — the EU's GDPR, the UK GDPR, California's CCPA/CPRA, and a growing list of US state laws — legally oblige you to tell people what you collect and why. Even a brochure site that runs analytics or a contact form is collecting personal data and falls under these rules.
What a good policy covers
A usable policy answers a predictable set of questions: what data you collect (and whether the user gives it or it's gathered automatically), why you collect it, who you share it with — including third-party processors like payment, hosting and analytics providers — how long you keep it, how you secure it, and what rights the visitor has to access, correct or delete their data. This generator turns a short questionnaire into a structured, readable policy covering all of that, whether you run a simple website, a mobile app, a SaaS product, or a Shopify store.
A starting point, not legal advice
Treat the output as a solid first draft rather than a finished legal document. The wording is generic, and the right answer genuinely depends on your jurisdiction and exactly how you handle data — naming your real subprocessors, your legal basis for processing under the GDPR, and your retention periods is your responsibility, and a lawyer's review is worth it before a high-stakes launch. Everything runs in your browser, so the answers you type aren't uploaded. Pair it with the terms & conditions generator to cover the rules of using your service.
Frequently asked questions
- Yes. It runs entirely in your browser, with no account and no watermark. You can copy or download the result and use it however you like.
- No. It is a template built from your answers and is provided for general information only — not legal advice. Privacy law (GDPR, UK GDPR, CCPA, and others) is fact-specific, so have a qualified lawyer review it before you publish.
- Yes. Describe what your site or app collects (contact details, accounts, payments, analytics, cookies) and tick the regions you serve. The same generator works for a website, a mobile app, a SaaS product, or an e-commerce/Shopify store.
- It can. Tick "EEA / UK users" to include a GDPR rights section and "California users" to include CCPA/CPRA rights. These are standard clauses you should still confirm fit your processing.
- No. Everything you type stays in your browser — the policy is assembled locally and nothing is sent to a server or stored.