Privacy Policy Generator for Your Website or App
This privacy policy generator builds a complete, ready-to-publish privacy policy in minutes. Fill in the form on the left, pick the data you collect and the laws you need, and a tailored policy appears instantly on the right.
It is made for anyone who runs a website, mobile app, web application, or e-commerce store and needs a clear privacy statement: bloggers, indie developers, store owners, and small businesses. The policy adapts to your choices and covers GDPR, CCPA, CalOPPA, and COPPA when you enable them.
How to Use the Privacy Policy Generator
Enter your company information
Type your Company / Website Name, Website URL, and a Contact Email for privacy inquiries. Optionally pick your country and set the effective date — these details flow through the whole policy.
Select your platform type
Tick the platforms the policy applies to — Website, Mobile App, Web Application, or E-commerce. You can choose more than one and the wording adapts to match.
Choose the data you collect
Check the data types you gather, from personal details like name, email, and payment information to automatically collected data such as cookies, IP address, and device information. Each selection adds a matching section.
Add third-party services
Select services you use — Google Analytics, Google Ads, Facebook Pixel, Stripe, PayPal, Mailchimp, Social Login, or Cloudflare. The policy includes a clear disclosure for each one.
Turn on compliance frameworks
Toggle GDPR, CCPA, CalOPPA, or COPPA depending on your audience. Each adds the rights and disclosures that law requires.
Generate and copy
Click Generate Policy to build the document, then use Copy Text or Copy HTML to paste it straight into your privacy policy page.
Features
Company & Website Setup
Enter your name, website URL, contact email, country, and effective date once, and they populate the whole policy.
Multi-Platform Support
Cover a website, mobile app, web application, and e-commerce store — alone or combined into one unified policy.
12 Data Collection Types
Pick from name, email, phone, address, payment, usage data, cookies, IP, device info, location, social profiles, and user content.
8 Third-Party Disclosures
Auto-add sections for Google Analytics, Google Ads, Facebook Pixel, Stripe, PayPal, Mailchimp, Social Login, and Cloudflare.
GDPR Compliance
Adds a full EU rights section — access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, and objection.
CCPA Consumer Rights
Includes California rights to know, delete, opt out of sale, and freedom from discrimination.
CalOPPA & COPPA Options
Toggle CalOPPA Do Not Track terms and COPPA children's privacy provisions when they apply to you.
Standard Policy Sections
Every policy ships with data retention, data security, cookies, changes, and contact sections built in.
Copy Text or HTML
Copy the policy as plain text for any editor, or as HTML to drop directly onto your website.
Live Preview & Reset
See the generated policy beside the form, with validation prompts and a one-click reset to sensible defaults.
Runs Entirely in Your Browser
The policy is built locally with no server processing, so your business details stay private and appear instantly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a privacy policy for my website or app?
In most cases, yes. If your website or app collects any personal data — even just an email or an analytics cookie — privacy laws and platform rules generally require a privacy policy. App stores like Google Play and the Apple App Store, and most ad networks, also require one before you can publish.
Is the generated privacy policy legally binding?
The policy is a solid starting point built on common legal requirements, but privacy laws vary by jurisdiction and business type. Have a legal professional review it before publishing, especially if you handle sensitive data or operate in a regulated industry.
Do I need GDPR or CCPA compliance?
Enable GDPR if your site or app is accessible to users in the European Economic Area — it applies based on where your users are, not where you are based. Enable CCPA if you collect personal information from California residents; it formally applies to larger businesses, but California users make it worth including.
What should a privacy policy include?
A good policy explains what data you collect, how you use it, the cookies and third-party services involved, how long data is kept and secured, and the rights users have. This generator assembles all of those sections automatically from your selections and adds GDPR, CCPA, CalOPPA, or COPPA blocks when enabled.
Can I edit the generated policy?
Yes. Copy the policy as text or HTML and customize it freely to match your exact practices. For any service not listed in the generator, add a short disclosure with the service name, the data it accesses, and its purpose.
How do I add the privacy policy to my site?
Use Copy HTML to paste the policy onto a dedicated page (for example, /privacy), then link to it from your footer, signup forms, and app store listing. Use Copy Text if you prefer to paste it into a page builder or document first.
How often should I update my privacy policy?
Update it whenever you change how you collect, use, or share data, add a new third-party service, or when relevant laws change. As a rule of thumb, review the policy at least once a year and refresh the effective date when you do.
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