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Your Privacy Policy, written.

Answer a few questions. AI drafts your privacy policy, and you review it before publishing.

Generate your Privacy Policy

Answer a few questions. AI writes a draft privacy policy for you to review.

Where is your business based?
Company name
Contact email
Business address
What data do you collect?

Select all that apply.

What do you use it for?

Select all that apply.

Do you use cookies?
Do you share data with third parties?
Do you use AI or automated decision-making?

E.g. product recommendations, automated scoring, AI chatbot.

Is your service intended for minors?

Under 16 (or 15 in France).

A free privacy policy generator, tailored to your business

Describe your website in a few questions (data collected, cookies, third-party tools like analytics or payments) and AI writes a draft privacy policy adapted to your business and your country.

As soon as your site collects personal data (a contact form, customer accounts, visit statistics), the GDPR requires you to inform your visitors: which data, for what purposes, for how long, shared with whom. The privacy policy is the document that carries that information.

The tool is free, with no account required. Review the text, then publish it on your website.

Frequently asked questions

Is this privacy policy generator free?

Yes. Generation is free, with no account or credit card. You can have the document emailed to you to keep a copy.

Which GDPR disclosures does the generated policy include?

The document includes the sections of information the GDPR asks for: data collected, purposes, retention periods, recipients, individual rights. It reflects your questionnaire answers: make sure they describe your actual practices, and have sensitive cases reviewed by a professional.

Does my website need a privacy policy?

Yes, as soon as it collects personal data: forms, sign-ups, payments, visit statistics. That covers nearly every professional website.

Are cookies covered?

The questionnaire asks which third-party tools you use (analytics, payments, email) and the policy mentions the corresponding trackers. The consent banner itself still needs to be set up on your site.