Privacy Policy Generator

Free privacy policy generator: answer a few questions about your website or app and get a ready-to-use privacy policy you can copy in one click.

Company / Website Name

Website URL

Contact Email

What data do you collect?

Effective Date

About this tool

Every website and app needs a privacy policy - app stores reject submissions without one, and privacy laws in California, the EU and beyond require it. But hiring a lawyer for a simple site is overkill. A privacy policy generator drafts a solid starting policy from your answers in seconds.

The generated policy covers the essentials: what you collect, why you collect it, cookies, data sharing, security, user rights, and how to contact you. Paste it onto a dedicated /privacy page, link it in your footer, and you have cleared the biggest compliance hurdle for most small projects.

How to use

Enter your company or website name, site URL, contact email, the kind of data you collect, and the effective date. Press Generate Policy.

Your custom policy appears in a text box with a one-click Copy button - paste it onto your site as-is or hand it to a lawyer for review. For complex data practices (health data, children's data, or heavy tracking), professional legal review is still the right call.

The math behind it

The generator assembles a template with your details merged into standard clauses covering collection, use, cookies, sharing, security, user rights, and updates. Templates follow common patterns seen across small-business policies.

A generated policy is a starting point, not legal advice: it fits typical blogs, portfolios, tools and small stores, but regulated industries and unusual data practices deserve a lawyer's eyes before publishing.

Frequently asked questions

Is a generated privacy policy legally valid?

For most small websites and apps with standard data practices, yes - it documents what you do in plain language, which is what the law requires. It is not a substitute for legal advice if you handle sensitive data or operate in heavily regulated sectors.

Where do I put the privacy policy on my website?

On its own page (usually /privacy) linked from your footer and anywhere you collect data, like signup or contact forms. App stores require the link on your store listing too.

Do I need a privacy policy if I only use Google Analytics?

Yes. Analytics collects usage data and sets cookies, which counts as personal data processing under laws like the GDPR. Disclose it in your policy and consider a cookie consent notice for EU visitors.

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