Create Website Policy Starting Drafts
Draft Privacy Policy, Terms & Conditions, Cookie Policy, Refund Policy, Shipping Policy, and Disclaimer drafts. Configure settings matching your business model, then review, customize, and copy or download the resulting document locally.
Guided Policy Setup
Choose your website or business type and answer questions relevant to the policy you're creating.
Configure Your Data Practices
Specify personal information, usage data, cookies, and third-party data sharing before generating.
Six Policy Types
Create Privacy, Terms, Return & Refund, Shipping, Cookies, and Disclaimer documents.
Which Website Policy Do You Need?
Different websites need different policies depending on what they collect, sell, provide, track, or share. Choose the document structure that matches your website or business model.
Select a policy from the generator, provide the requested details, and carefully review the generated document before publishing it.
What You Get
Use your generated policy in different ways
HTML Format
Structured draft for website use
Plain Text
Easy to copy and edit
Download HTML
Save the generated draft file
Copy
Copy text to clipboard
Share
Share the draft with team members where supported
Privacy Policy
Explains what personal information your website collects, how it is used, stored, and shared with other services or parties.
Terms & Conditions
Defines the rules and conditions for using your website, service, online platform, or digital product.
Return & Refund Policy
Explains when customers can request returns, refunds, cancellations, exchanges, or other purchase-related resolutions.
Shipping & Delivery Policy
Describes shipping methods, delivery expectations, shipping costs, and conditions related to order fulfillment.
Cookie Policy
Explains how your website uses cookies and similar technologies for functionality, analytics, preferences, or tracking.
Disclaimer
Provides important disclosures about your content, services, professional advice scope, limitations, or potential risks.
All-in-One Policy Generator
Select a policy type and fill out the interactive form below to generate a tailored starting draft for your website.
Select Policy Type
Privacy Policy
Explains how you collect, use, and protect user data
Terms & Conditions
Sets rules and guidelines for using your service
Return & Refund Policy
Details your return and refund procedures
Shipping & Delivery Policy
Explains your shipping methods and timelines
Cookie Policy
Discloses how you use cookies and tracking technologies
Disclaimer
Provides disclosures about content, services, limitations, and potential risks
Privacy Policy Details
Draft a Customized Policy in Four Steps
Select the draft template you need, fill in precise configuration fields about your operations, toggle optional disclosures, and receive a customized draft document.
Choose Your Policy
Select one of the six document types depending on what structures your business needs.
Enter Your Details
Specify your actual business name, website URL, support channels, and functional properties.
Toggle Relevant Clauses
Uncheck options that do not apply to your website. Check items only if you have confirmed them as active business practices.
Generate, Review & Use
Generate your policy draft locally, review the terminology thoroughly, then copy the text or download the structured HTML file.
Draft Generator
Create your document draft
Privacy Policy
Draft privacy document
Details that may apply
Your Website's Features Can Change Which Policies You Need
No single generic policy handles every company's needs. The draft structures appropriate for your properties depend on your processing activities, sales structures, tracking systems, and informational categories.
Collect personal information
Forms, accounts, newsletter signups, orders, or customer details.
Visitors should be able to understand what information you collect, why you collect it, and how it may be used or shared.
Use cookies or analytics
Analytics tools, advertising pixels, cookies, or similar technologies.
Visitors may need clear information about the technologies used to remember preferences, measure activity, or track interactions.
Sell products or accept orders
Online stores, product sales, subscriptions, or other purchases.
Customers need clear information about returns, refunds, cancellations, shipping, delivery, and related purchase conditions.
Provide a service or platform
SaaS products, memberships, apps, online services, or digital products.
Users need to know the rules for accessing and using your service, including responsibilities, restrictions, and other conditions.
Publish advice or informational content
Blogs, reviews, educational content, guides, recommendations, or advice.
A disclaimer can help explain the purpose, limitations, or responsibilities associated with your published content or services.
These are general structural concepts to guide the drafting process, not a final determination of legal requirements. Your resulting drafts must be audited against how your website, tracking tools, and third-party vendor relationships operate in reality.
How to Publish Your Policy Draft
Once your draft is built, examine the terms closely, paste the code or text into your properties, and link the pages clearly.
Generate & Audit
Verify that every generated assertion matches your systems. Copy the output code or download the draft directly as a local HTML file.
Create a Policy Page
Set up a blank page on your content management system, static host, or website code folder. Insert your finalized, edited content.
Make Policies Easy to Find
Place direct links inside your universal footer layout. Add visible checkboxes or text notices during registration, account signup, or checkout processes.
Make your policies easy to find
Avoid hiding essential documents. Keep links in your website's main navigation flow or universal footer to support clarity for users and scanning tools.
Using WordPress or another CMS? Add the generated code block using your system's raw HTML, Custom HTML, or Rich Text block options.
A Generated Draft Is a Starting Point
The generator designs generic draft files based strictly on your checked items. Because it cannot track your actual code, vendor integrations, or real-world operations, your active oversight is essential before going live.
Based On
What the Generator Uses
Your explicit inputs
The system relies entirely on the exact text, choices, and checkboxes you supply to construct the text blocks.
Policy-Specific Details
Additional options and information depend on the policy type you select.
Toggled data details
Data choices, tracking attributes, and helper clauses apply text modules only where checked.
Business & Contact Details
Contact details and other business information entered into the form fields.
Review Before Publishing
What You Should Verify
Actual service inventory
Audit analytics systems, tracking pixels, ad networks, email platforms, plugins, and helper tools.
Real information workflows
Make sure the text correctly lists every piece of user information you gather, hold, use, or pass along.
Operational updates
Re-evaluate and update your legal text whenever you implement new vendors, code, tracking paths, or sales tools.
Regional guidelines
Specific target locations or market domains can impose custom disclosure requirements not covered by general drafts.
Important: Review Before Publishing
This browser helper provides basic structural outlines based on your explicit inputs. It is not legal counsel, does not review your properties, and does not determine whether your output satisfies all statutory requirements applicable to your business, jurisdiction, or target user base.
Helper for Different Kinds of Websites & Businesses
The drafts can serve as an outline for several common models. Start with the template parameters that resemble your setup, then fill out exact processing facts.
Online Store
E-commerce & product sales
Create policies that explain customer information, purchase conditions, returns, refunds, and delivery-related practices.
SaaS / Web App
Online software & platforms
Describe how your application handles accounts, usage information, cookies, and interactions with your online service.
Blog / Content Site
Articles & informational content
Create website policies for content websites that use forms, analytics, newsletters, comments, cookies, or other visitor-facing features.
Mobile App
Apps & connected services
Document how your app handles user information, access, usage data, and other information practices relevant to the service.
Membership Website
Accounts & subscriptions
Explain account-related information, service access, subscription conditions, cancellations, and other membership practices.
Education Platform
Courses & learning services
Describe information practices and conditions associated with learners, accounts, courses, and access to your educational service.
Service Business
Agencies & professional services
Create website policies for services that collect inquiries, customer information, appointments, or other business-related details.
The policies you may need depend on your actual business model, services, data practices, and other circumstances.
Questions About the Policy Generator
Find answers about choosing a policy, entering your information, using the generated document, and reviewing it before publishing.
How do I choose the right policy for my website?
Start with what your website actually does. A site that collects visitor information may need a Privacy Policy, an online store may also use Return & Refund or Shipping information, and a content website may need a Disclaimer. You can review all six policy types before choosing one.
What information does the generator ask me for?
The questions depend on the policy you select. You may be asked for your business or website details, platform type, personal-information practices, usage data, cookies, third-party sharing, or other policy-specific information.
Can I customize the generated policy?
Yes. The generator uses the information and options you provide to prepare the document, but you should review the result and make any additional changes needed to accurately reflect your website, business, services, and data practices.
Can I use the generated policy on WordPress?
Yes. You can create a dedicated page in WordPress and add the generated content using your page or HTML editor. You can then link that page from your footer or other relevant areas of your website.
What can I do with the generated result?
After generating a policy, you can review the result, copy its content, download the generated HTML file, and use the available sharing option when supported by your browser or device.
Does the generator know everything about my website?
No. It works from the information you provide. It cannot automatically know every analytics tool, plugin, payment provider, cookie, advertising service, or other third party your website may use. Review the generated policy against your actual setup before publishing it.
Should I review the policy before publishing it?
Yes. Check that the generated document matches your actual business practices, services, information collection, cookies, and third-party providers. For complex situations, professional legal review may also be appropriate.
When should I review or update my policy?
Review it whenever your website changes the way it collects or uses information, adds a new third-party service, introduces new features, or when applicable requirements change. A periodic review can also help keep the document aligned with your current setup.
Can one policy cover both my website and app?
It depends on how your website and app operate. They may collect different information or use different technologies, so the policy should accurately describe the platforms and practices it covers rather than assuming they are identical.
Does generating a policy guarantee legal compliance?
No. The generator provides a structured starting point based on the information and selections you provide. Legal requirements can depend on your business, jurisdiction, audience, and actual data practices, so the final document should be reviewed before use.
The answers above are general information about using the generator. Always make sure your published policy matches your actual website and business practices.