Free Privacy Policy Generator
Answer a few questions about your business and the data you handle. Download a privacy policy as PDF in seconds — generated entirely in your browser. Upgrade to Pro ($49 one-time) for Spanish output, DOCX + HTML downloads, and full multi-jurisdiction coverage (GDPR + CCPA + LFPDPPP).
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Templates only. Not legal advice. Have a licensed attorney review before relying on the document in production.
Why use this generator
- SaaS launching this week and needs a policy live before signups open.
- Ecommerce store accepting Stripe payments that needs to disclose payment processors.
- Blog adding Google Analytics that needs to explain cookies + analytics collection.
- Mobile app submitting to the App Store / Play Store (both require a privacy policy URL).
- Cross-border SaaS targeting US + EU + Mexico that needs GDPR + CCPA + LFPDPPP at once (Pro).
How it works
- 1Fill in your business name, URL, and contact email at the top of the form.
- 2Check the boxes for data you actually collect and third parties you actually use. Honest > exhaustive.
- 3Pick the compliance frameworks that apply to you (where your users live, not just where you're based).
- 4Hit Download PDF. Free tier gives you an English single-jurisdiction PDF. Pro adds Spanish, DOCX + HTML, and multi-jurisdiction in one document.
- 5Paste the result into your /privacy page. Update it whenever you change what you collect.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this generated policy legally binding?
- The policy you download is a contract you can publish on your site, yes. Whether it's enforceable in every detail depends on your jurisdiction and the specific facts of your business. This is a template starting point — have a licensed attorney review it before relying on it for high-stakes situations (B2B contracts, enterprise sales, regulatory audits).
- When do I need GDPR coverage?
- If you have any users in the European Economic Area — even just one signup — GDPR applies. There's no traffic threshold. The safest default for any web product targeting the open internet is to check the GDPR box.
- What about CCPA?
- California's CCPA (and its CPRA amendments) applies if you do business in California and meet one of: $25M annual revenue, buy/sell/share data on 100K+ California residents, or derive 50%+ revenue from selling/sharing personal data. Below those thresholds it's optional but a clean signal to Californians that you respect their rights.
- What is LFPDPPP?
- Mexico's Federal Law on the Protection of Personal Data Held by Private Parties. Applies to any company processing personal data of Mexican residents. Required for products operating in Mexico — especially relevant if you have a Spanish-language website.
- Why isn't there a separate cookie consent banner?
- A privacy policy explains what you do; a cookie banner asks for consent before you do it. Both are useful. If you check the cookies box and the GDPR box here, your policy will reference EU consent requirements — but you still need a banner solution to actually collect consent. We don't ship a banner; tools like Cookiebot or Klaro do that well.
- Can I update the policy later?
- Yes. Free users come back to the page and regenerate from scratch (your inputs aren't saved). Pro users get a dashboard at /dashboard where past inputs are remembered and you can regenerate with new data anytime for 6 months from purchase.