Enter your site, company, URL and contact, tick the data you collect and the cookie and children options, and a website privacy policy template appears instantly. Edit it, copy it, print it or download it as a text file. This is a blank template, not legal advice and it does not create a lawyer–client relationship — data-protection law (GDPR, CCPA and others) varies by jurisdiction, so have a licensed lawyer review it before you publish — and your details never leave your browser. 100% Local
How to Use the Privacy Policy Generator
Enter the website name, legal entity and contact email, list the third-party services you use, tick the categories of data you collect and whether you use cookies or expect children to use the site, then press Generate. The preview updates as you type.
What to enter
Website name, Legal entity and Privacy contact email are required and appear throughout the document.
Website URL, Third-party services and Governing law are written into the clauses; leave them blank and a neutral placeholder is used instead.
Data checkboxes build the list of information you collect, and the cookie and children options add or remove those sections.
Review before you publish
This is a general-purpose starting point only. It is not legal advice, it does not create a lawyer–client relationship, and data-protection duties differ under the GDPR, the CCPA and other regimes. It must match what your site actually does. Have a licensed lawyer or privacy professional review it before you publish.
Features
Privacy-policy sections for collection, use, cookies, sharing, retention, rights, security and contact
Website name, legal entity and contact email are validated before a document is generated
Selectable data types plus optional cookie and children sections
Copy to clipboard, print, or download as .txt
All processing runs locally in your browser. Your details are not uploaded to any server.
This is a general-purpose template, not legal advice, and it does not create a lawyer–client relationship. Privacy and data-protection laws vary by jurisdiction and change over time, so always consult a licensed lawyer and make sure the policy matches your site before relying on it.