Privacy Policy Generator

Draft a plain-language privacy policy template: pick the data you collect, the services you use and the laws to address (GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, CalOPPA). Not legal advice.

A privacy policy tells visitors what personal data you collect, why, who receives it and what rights they have. Many laws and ad networks expect one. This generator drafts a readable policy from your answers, with optional sections for EEA/UK visitors, California residents, Do Not Track and children. It is a template to start from, not legal advice, and it does not by itself make you compliant with anything.

How to use this tool

Enter your site name, URL, the owner and a contact email.
Tick only what you really collect and the services you really use.
Turn on the sections for the places your visitors come from.
Copy the Markdown or HTML, edit it to match your practices, and have a lawyer review it.

Formula

The policy is built from standard disclosure sections: who you are, what you collect, how you use it, cookies, third-party services, sharing and transfers, retention, security, the rights given by each selected law, changes and contact details. Sections are numbered in order and appear only when your answers need them.

If you choose Google Analytics or ads, a cookies section is added even when you set no cookies yourself, because those services do. The advertising text follows the disclosure Google asks AdSense publishers to include and links to Google’s Ads Settings.

Example

The default answers (contact forms, accounts, your own cookies, Google Analytics, EEA/UK and California sections) give a 12-section policy: who we are, what we collect, how we use it, cookies, third-party services, sharing, retention, security, EEA/UK rights, California rights, changes and contact.

Frequently asked questions

Is a generated policy enough on its own?

No. It covers common disclosures, but whether it fits depends on what your site actually does and where your visitors live. Treat it as a first draft, correct anything that does not match your practices, and have a qualified lawyer review it.

Do I need the advertising text?

If you show Google ads, yes. Google’s publisher policies require you to say that third-party vendors, including Google, use cookies to serve ads based on prior visits, and to tell users how to opt out. Showing ads in the EEA and the UK also needs a consent banner.

Which law sections should I include?

Include the EEA/UK section if you have visitors there, and the California section if your business meets the CCPA’s thresholds or you want to cover those visitors anyway. Laws elsewhere, such as Korea’s PIPA, have their own requirements that this template does not address.

Sources

This result is an estimate for general information only, not financial, tax, legal or medical advice. Rules and rates change and your circumstances may differ, so confirm with the official source or a qualified professional before you rely on it. You use the result at your own risk. How we check our calculators · Full disclaimer

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