Privacy Policy Generator
A website privacy policy from a form.
A website privacy policy from a form.
How to use Privacy Policy Generator
- Fill in the form: data collected, cookies, analytics, contact
- Answer whether you use tracking or third-party tools
- Generate the policy and copy or download the document
- Publish the finished policy on your site or app
About Privacy Policy Generator
The Privacy Policy Generator turns a short form into a ready-to-publish privacy policy for a website, a web app, a mobile app, or an online store. You tell it your site or app name, what data you collect, whether you use cookies or analytics, which third-party services you rely on, and how people can reach you — and it drops those answers into a standard policy you can copy or download.
Because it works from what you enter, the same form fits a plain website, a web app, an iOS or Android app that needs a privacy policy for the app store, or a Shopify or ecommerce store that has to disclose order and payment data. It builds the usual sections — data collection, cookies, analytics, third-party services, and contact details — based on what you say you use, so you start from a filled-in draft instead of a blank page. If you have been comparing tools like Termly or TermsFeed, this is a free, no-frills alternative that skips the account and the upsell.
Everything runs in your browser, so the answers you type and the document you build stay on your device and are never uploaded to a server. It is free, needs no sign-up, and adds no watermark or usage limit, so you can regenerate the policy whenever your data practices change.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the Privacy Policy Generator free?
- Yes. It is free to use with no account or sign-up, no usage limits, and no watermark on the finished policy. You can generate as many versions as you need.
- How do I use it?
- Fill in the short form with details like your site or app name, the data you collect, and a contact address. The tool places those answers into a standard privacy policy, which you can then copy or download and add to your site.
- Can I use it for a mobile app privacy policy?
- Yes. Enter your app's name, the data it collects, and any analytics or third-party services it uses, and it builds a general policy you can host and link to — the kind app stores expect you to provide. Unusual permissions or data uses may need extra wording you add yourself.
- Does it work for a website or web app?
- Yes. It was built for websites and web apps, so you can describe your pages, forms, cookies, and analytics and get a standard site privacy policy back. Add the finished text to a page like /privacy and link to it in your footer.
- Can I generate a privacy policy for a Shopify or online store?
- Yes. Describe the order, payment, and account data your store handles, plus any apps or analytics you run, and it will include those in the policy. It is a general starting point, so check it against your platform's and payment processor's own requirements.
- How is this different from Termly or TermsFeed?
- It does the same core job — turning a few answers into a standard privacy policy — but it is free, needs no account, and adds no watermark or upsell. Everything also runs in your browser, so your answers are never uploaded to a service.
- Does it include cookies and analytics sections?
- It covers common sections such as cookies, analytics, and third-party services based on what you tell it you use. It is a general starting point, so unusual data practices may need wording you add yourself.
- Can I download or copy the finished policy?
- Yes. Once the form is filled in, you can copy the generated text or download it and paste it straight into your site, app, or content management system. There is no limit on how many times you regenerate it.
- Is anything I enter uploaded or stored?
- No. The tool runs entirely in your browser, so the answers you type and the policy it builds stay on your own device. Nothing is sent to a server, and we never see your details.
- Is this legal advice?
- No. This is a starting-point template, not legal advice, and it may not cover every rule that applies to your site or region. Privacy laws vary, so have anything important reviewed by a qualified professional before you rely on it.