Generate a GDPR-ready privacy policy for your website or app. No lawyer needed for the basics.
This Privacy Policy Generator builds a ready-to-publish, GDPR-aware privacy policy for your website, app, or SaaS in seconds — no lawyer, login, or payment required. You describe your business, tick the personal data you collect and the third-party services you use, choose a jurisdiction, and a complete multi-section policy is assembled live in the preview pane.
It supports more than 30 privacy regimes — including GDPR, UK GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, PIPEDA, LGPD, POPIA, India's DPDPA, Australia's Privacy Act, and many more — and writes the matching "Your Rights" language automatically. People use it to:
Everything runs locally and in-browser — your company name, email, and choices never leave your device and nothing is uploaded to a server. Please note this is a customizable template for informational purposes, not legal advice; for sensitive data or multi-jurisdiction operations, have a qualified privacy lawyer review the result.
A privacy policy is a public statement that explains what personal data your website or app collects, why you collect it, how it is used and stored, who it is shared with, and what rights users have over their data. It is the document that tells visitors how you handle their information.
In most cases, yes. If your site or app collects any personal data — even just analytics, cookies, or an email signup — you are legally required to publish one in the EU, UK, California, Canada, Australia, and many other regions. The Apple App Store and Google Play also require a privacy policy for every app.
Yes. You can choose from more than 30 jurisdictions, and the generator writes the matching user-rights section automatically — including GDPR (EU), UK GDPR, and CCPA/CPRA (California), plus PIPEDA, LGPD, POPIA, DPDPA, Australia's Privacy Act, and many more.
The generated policy covers an introduction, the information you collect, how you use it, third-party services, cookies and tracking, data retention, your jurisdiction-specific rights, data security, changes to the policy, and contact details. Cookie and third-party sections appear only when relevant to your selections.
Yes. When you select cookies, IP address, or usage analytics, the policy automatically adds a Cookies and Tracking section describing why cookies are used and how users can manage or disable them in their browser.
It is a solid, customizable starting point but not a substitute for legal advice. For high-stakes situations — sensitive medical data, multi-jurisdiction operations, or large data volumes — have a qualified privacy lawyer review the policy before you publish it.
No. The entire generator runs locally in your browser. Your company name, email, and every selection stay on your device, and nothing is sent to any server. It also works offline once the page has loaded.