Privacy Policy Generator
Generate a customizable privacy policy for your business
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Disclaimer: This is a basic template for educational purposes. Consult with a legal professional to ensure compliance with GDPR, CCPA, and other regulations.
About the Privacy Policy Generator
This privacy policy generator produces a customised starting draft covering the disclosures GDPR and CCPA expect — what you collect, why, who you share it with and what rights users have. It is a draft, not legal advice.
A privacy policy generator gets you past the blank page. Both GDPR and CCPA require specific disclosures: what personal data you collect, the legal basis or purpose, who it is shared with, how long it is kept, and how a user exercises their rights.
The generated draft covers that structure with your details filled in, which is a substantial head start over writing it from scratch or copying a policy that describes someone else's data practices — the latter being both common and useless, since a policy that misdescribes what you do is worse than none.
It is a draft rather than a finished document. Only you know what your analytics, payment processor, embedded widgets and email tools actually collect, and every one of those needs to appear. If you handle health, financial or children's data, or operate across several jurisdictions, have a lawyer review it before publishing.
How to use the Privacy Policy Generator
- Enter your details. Provide your site name, contact address and jurisdiction.
- Declare what you collect. List your analytics, payment, email and embedded third-party tools.
- Generate the draft. Produce a policy covering the required disclosures.
- Review before publishing. Check it describes what you actually do, and take legal advice if the data is sensitive.
Privacy Policy Generator features
- Covers GDPR and CCPA disclosure requirements
- Sections for data collected, purpose and retention
- Third-party sharing and processor disclosure
- User rights and contact routes
- Customised with your own details
- Clearly a starting draft, not legal advice
Frequently asked questions
Is the generated policy legally compliant?
It is a starting draft covering the required disclosures, not legal advice. It must be reviewed against what you actually do.
What must a privacy policy disclose?
What personal data you collect, the purpose or legal basis, who it is shared with, retention periods, and how users exercise their rights.
Can I just copy another site's policy?
No. A policy that misdescribes your data practices is worse than none, and is itself a compliance problem.
When do I need a lawyer to review it?
If you handle health, financial or children's data, or operate across several jurisdictions.
Do I need to list third-party tools?
Yes. Analytics, payment processors, embedded widgets and email tools all collect data and all need disclosing.