Privacy Policy Generator for Websites
This privacy policy generator writes a clear privacy policy for your website, blog, online store or app in a few minutes. Answer simple questions about what you collect (contact forms, accounts, newsletters, payments, cookies) and which services you use, such as Google Analytics and Google AdSense, and it builds a policy with the sections US sites usually need: what data is collected and why, cookies, third-party services, data sharing, data retention, security, children's privacy under COPPA, California (CCPA/CPRA) and other state privacy rights, and an optional GDPR section for visitors in Europe. Copy it as text or HTML. It is a template, not legal advice.
Privacy Policy Generator
Create a free privacy policy for your website or app, with CCPA, COPPA, GDPR, Google Analytics and AdSense sections.
How to use the Privacy Policy Generator
- Enter your site name, URL, contact email and state.
- Tick what you collect and the services you use.
- Press Generate to build your privacy policy.
- Copy the text or HTML and post it on your site.
Features
- Website and app privacy policies
- Google Analytics and AdSense cookie sections
- CCPA/CPRA and US state privacy rights
- COPPA children's privacy section
- Optional GDPR section
- Copy as text or HTML, or download
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a privacy policy for my website?
Yes, in most cases. California law (CalOPPA) requires one if you collect personal information from California residents, and Google AdSense, Google Analytics, app stores and many other services require one.
What should a privacy policy include?
What data you collect, how you use it, cookies and tracking, who you share it with, how long you keep it, how users can access or delete their data, children's privacy, contact details and the effective date.
Does this privacy policy cover Google AdSense?
Yes. Tick AdSense to add the required notice that Google and its partners use cookies to serve ads based on prior visits, with links to Google Ads Settings and aboutads.info to opt out of personalized ads.
Is this privacy policy legally binding advice?
No. It is a free template to help you start. Laws differ by state and country, so ask a lawyer to review it if your site handles sensitive data or payments.
How often should I update my privacy policy?
Whenever you add a new service, start collecting new data or laws change, and update the effective date each time.