Free Privacy Statement, EULA, and Return Policy Generators
Free Privacy Statement Generator
Answer a few questions, watch your privacy statement form live, and copy or download it. No signup, nothing sent to a server.
Survey Generator
Built for research consent language, not website cookies.
App Generator
Built for permissions, device data, and app store submission.
Which privacy laws does this generator cover?
The main generator has two law-specific options: one for visitors in the EU or UK, which adds a GDPR rights section (access, correction, deletion, and the right to object to or restrict certain processing), and one for visitors in California, which adds a CCPA/CPRA rights section (the right to know what's collected, request deletion, and opt out of sale or sharing, with a statement that we don't sell personal information). There's no option for Canada, Australia, or any other country, so if your visitors are there, treat the output as a draft to finish rather than a finished policy. CalOPPA is mentioned in the tool's own intro text, but it doesn't add a separate clause of its own, the GDPR and CCPA sections already cover the disclosures it expects. Which laws actually apply depends on where your visitors are, not where you are; the GDPR and CCPA basics guide walks through that.
Need a privacy policy generator or a privacy notice generator? Same tool.
For a website, a privacy policy, a privacy statement, and a privacy notice are the same document: the page that tells visitors what you collect, why, and who you share it with. Whichever of the three you call it, the generator produces the same document, and you can change the heading in what you copy or download. If you'd rather edit than answer questions, the fill-in-the-blank template covers the same ground. What Is a Privacy Statement? goes deeper on the naming question, including the one document that's actually different: terms of service.
Is this generator reviewed by lawyers?
No. The tools on this site are not attorney-drafted or attorney-reviewed, and what they generate doesn't update itself when a law changes. Most privacy policy generators are built by legal-tech companies selling a subscription; this one's two free tools plus a set of guides that explain what you're actually looking at. For a site with simple data collection, that's usually enough to publish and maintain yourself. If you take payments, collect children's data or sensitive personal information, or serve several regions, treat the output as the draft you bring to a lawyer.
This site and its generators were built by Cedrick Reese. The clause language in each tool is checked periodically against current GDPR and CCPA/CPRA guidance and updated if that guidance changes, but none of it is reviewed by a lawyer before or after publishing. What you get out of any of the three generators is only as accurate as the questions you answer, so treat it as a draft you finish and verify, not a finished policy.
Guides
Do You Need a Privacy Policy?
Almost certainly, but not always for the reason you'd guess.
Privacy Statements for Surveys
What to include when your survey needs its own consent language.
Privacy Policy Examples, Explained
Real examples broken down clause by clause, explained plainly.
What Is a Privacy Statement?
Statement, policy, or notice: are they actually different?
Privacy Policy vs. Terms of Service
What each one actually covers, and whether you need both.
Free Privacy Policy Template
A fill-in-the-blank starting point, if you'd rather edit than answer questions.
Compliance & legal basics
GDPR and CCPA Basics · CCPA Compliance Checklist · Data Breach Notification Requirements
Platform-specific
Privacy Policy for Mobile Apps · Privacy Policy for Shopify Stores · How to Add a Privacy Policy to WordPress
Other document types
What Is a EULA? · Free EULA Template · What Is a Return Policy? · Free Return Policy Template · Disclaimer Examples
Reference
Data Privacy Glossary · How to Write a Privacy Policy, Step by Step