NDA Generator: Build a Non-Disclosure Agreement Template
This NDA generator creates a professional non-disclosure agreement template in seconds. Fill in the party details, pick your terms and clauses, and watch a complete, ready-to-use document build itself in the live preview.
A Non-Disclosure Agreement is a contract that establishes a confidential relationship between two parties and keeps sensitive business information from being shared with outsiders. Use it before sharing data with partners, onboarding employees, talking to investors, briefing freelancers, or running due diligence in a merger.
How to Use the NDA Generator
Choose the NDA type
Pick Unilateral when only one party discloses information, or Mutual when both parties will share confidential data. The document adjusts its party labels, structure, and legal language automatically.
Enter the party details
On the Parties tab, fill in the full name, title, company name, and address for both the Disclosing Party and the Receiving Party. The preview updates as you type, and empty fields show highlighted placeholders you can complete later.
Configure the terms
On the Terms tab, set the effective date, choose a duration (1, 2, 3, or 5 years, or Indefinite), and name the governing law jurisdiction. Tick which categories of confidential information apply and, optionally, describe the purpose of disclosure.
Select additional clauses
On the Clauses tab, add optional protections such as Non-Solicitation, Non-Compete, Return of Materials, Injunctive Relief, Indemnification, and Dispute Resolution. Each clause carries a short description, and the section numbering adjusts on its own.
Copy your document
Review the live preview, then use Copy for plain text or the HTML button to copy with formatting that keeps headings, bold text, and lists intact when you paste into Word or Google Docs.
Features
Unilateral and Mutual Types
Switch between a one-way (Unilateral) and two-way (Mutual) NDA; party labels, structure, and language adjust automatically.
Full Party Details
Enter name, title, company, and address for both parties. Company names lead the document body; individual names appear in the signature block.
Flexible Agreement Terms
Set the effective date, a duration of 1, 2, 3, or 5 years (or Indefinite), and the governing law jurisdiction that applies.
10 Confidential Info Categories
Choose what is protected from trade secrets, business plans, financial data, customer lists, technical data, and more.
Six Additional Clauses
Strengthen the agreement with Non-Solicitation, Non-Compete, Return of Materials, Injunctive Relief, Indemnification, and Dispute Resolution.
Live Document Preview
Watch the full NDA build in real time as you complete the form, with a professional signature block for each party.
Smart Copy Options
Copy as plain text, or copy as formatted HTML that keeps headings, bold text, and lists when pasted into Word, Docs, or email.
Auto Section Numbering
Section numbers and the signature block update automatically based on the type and clauses you select.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I create my own NDA?
Yes. This generator gives you a complete non-disclosure agreement template: choose the type, fill in the parties and terms, add the clauses you need, and copy the finished document. You stay in control of every detail rather than starting from a blank page.
How do I make an NDA legally binding?
The generated NDA follows standard legal practice, but enforceability depends on your jurisdiction and how the agreement is executed. Make sure both parties are correctly identified and the document is signed and dated. We strongly recommend having a qualified attorney review it before signing to confirm it meets your local requirements.
What's the difference between a mutual and one-way NDA?
A Unilateral (one-way) NDA protects information flowing in a single direction, from the Disclosing Party to the Receiving Party. A Mutual NDA protects both sides, since each party may share and receive confidential information. Choose Mutual whenever both parties will exchange sensitive data, such as in a joint venture or partnership.
How long should an NDA last?
It depends on the situation. Most business NDAs run 1 to 5 years, and you can also choose an Indefinite term for ongoing relationships. In this template, the confidentiality obligations are written to survive for an additional two years after the agreement itself ends.
Which clauses should I include?
Return of Materials and Injunctive Relief are sensible defaults for most NDAs. Add Non-Solicitation to discourage employee or client poaching, and Dispute Resolution to favor arbitration over costly litigation. Use Non-Compete with care, as it is not enforceable in every jurisdiction.
Can I edit the document after copying?
Yes. Use the HTML copy button to paste the agreement into Word or Google Docs with full formatting. From there you can edit any section, add custom terms, or adjust the wording to fit your specific needs.
Is my data stored or shared?
No. The entire document is generated in your browser. Nothing you enter is sent to a server, saved in a database, or shared with any third party, so your agreement details stay completely private.
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