Privacy Policy Generator
Build a privacy policy for your site by ticking the clauses that apply — cookies, analytics, ads and more.
How to use the Privacy Policy Generator
- Enter your site name, URL and contact email.
- Tick the clauses that match your site (cookies, analytics, ads, forms).
- Copy or download the generated policy.
About the Privacy Policy Generator
A privacy policy is the page that explains what data your site collects and why, and it is not optional for most sites: Google AdSense requires one, and privacy laws such as the GDPR in Europe and the CCPA in California require one the moment you run cookies, analytics or ads, or collect anything through a form. This generator builds that page from the clauses you actually use. Fill in your site name, URL and contact email, tick the boxes that match your site — cookies, analytics, advertising, forms, links, children — and only those sections are written, so a simple blog does not end up promising to protect data it never touches.
The document updates as you type, and a copy button and a text download drop it straight into your site. The advertising section is the one AdSense reviewers look at first: when you tick it, the policy discloses third-party vendor cookies, Google's advertising cookies, and the opt-out links, which is exactly what the review checks for. Everything is assembled in your browser, so your site name, email and choices are never uploaded to us.
One honest limit: this is a starting-point template, not legal advice. It covers the common ground well enough for a hobby site or a small blog getting AdSense-ready, but it cannot know the specifics of your business, your country, or how you handle personal data. If you take payments, run accounts, or process sensitive information, have a professional review it first. Pair it with the terms and conditions generator and the disclaimer generator for the full set.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a privacy policy for AdSense?
Yes. Google requires every site running AdSense to have a privacy policy that discloses the use of cookies by Google and third-party vendors to serve ads. Tick the advertising box and the generator includes those exact disclosures, which is one of the things reviewers check.
Is this a real, legally valid privacy policy?
It is a solid template that covers what most small sites need, and it says plainly within the text that it is a starting point rather than legal advice. For a hobby site or blog it is usually enough; if your site handles payments, accounts or sensitive data, have a professional review it before publishing.
What should I tick?
Tick anything your site genuinely does. Use Google Analytics? Tick analytics. Run AdSense? Tick advertising. Have a contact or signup form? Tick the personal-info box. Leaving a box unticked simply omits that section, so the policy only ever claims what is true of your site.
Is my information uploaded anywhere?
No. The whole policy is assembled in your browser as you fill in the form. Your site name, email and choices never leave your device and nothing is stored on our side. Copy or download the result before you close the page.
How often should I update it?
Whenever what you collect changes — you add analytics, start running ads, or launch a form. Regenerate the policy with the new boxes ticked and update the effective date. The generator sets that date field for you.