Privacy Policy Generator

Draft a readable privacy policy that actually matches the site — analytics, ads, and accounts sections appear only when applicable.

Generate a website privacy policy instantly. Free online privacy policy generator covering data collection, cookies, analytics, ads and user rights.

About Privacy Policy

Draft a readable privacy policy that actually matches the site — analytics, ads, and accounts sections appear only when applicable.

Generic templates describe trackers you may not even use. This generator asks three toggle questions — analytics, ads, accounts — and includes each paragraph only when true, so the policy mirrors your real data practices.

It covers collection, cookies, use, sharing, retention, rights, children, and contact in plain language. Like any template, have local counsel review it under your jurisdiction (GDPR, CCPA, DPDP) before publishing.

Where it is used

Launches needing a day-one policy, aligning the policy text with real cookie banners, and client drafts before counsel review.

How to use the Privacy Policy

  1. Company / Site Name — enter the value (e.g. Acme Inc.).
  2. Website URL — enter the value (e.g. https://example.com).
  3. Privacy Contact Email — enter the value (e.g. privacy@example.com).
  4. Uses analytics (e.g. GA4) — enter the value.
  5. Shows ads (e.g. AdSense) — enter the value.
  6. Has user accounts / logins — enter the value.
  7. Calculate — press the Calculate button to see the result instantly above.

Formula

9-section template with conditional analytics/ads/accounts paragraphs from toggles.

Examples

Example

companyName:Acme Inc.
websiteUrl:https://example.com
contactEmail:privacy@example.com
usesAnalytics:true
runsAds:false
collectsAccounts:false
Result: 9-section policy with analytics paragraph, no ads/accounts paragraphs

Frequently Asked Questions

Does toggling options really change the output?
Yes. Analytics, ads, and accounts paragraphs (and their cookie/sharing mentions) are included only when the matching toggle is on.
Is this GDPR compliant out of the box?
It covers the required disclosures, but compliance also needs real consent flows, data processing records, and timelines — review with counsel.
Where should the policy live?
At a stable public URL like /privacy-policy, linked from the footer of every page and near any data-collection form.
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