Terms & Conditions Generator
Build a terms and conditions page by ticking the clauses your site needs.
How to use the Terms & Conditions Generator
- Enter your site name, URL, contact and governing-law country.
- Tick clauses for accounts, user content or sales if they apply.
- Copy or download the generated terms.
About the Terms & Conditions Generator
Terms and conditions (also called terms of service or terms of use) are the rules for using your website — what visitors may and may not do, who owns the content, and the limits of your liability. Almost every site benefits from having them, and any site with accounts, user content or sales genuinely needs them. This generator assembles the page from the clauses that apply to you: enter your site name, URL, contact email and governing-law country, then tick optional sections for user accounts, user-submitted content, and selling products. Only what you tick is included.
The result covers the standard ground every set of terms should — acceptable use, intellectual property, an "as is" disclaimer, a liability limit, and a governing-law clause tied to the country you enter — and adds the optional clauses on top. It updates live as you fill in the form, and you can copy the text or download it as a file to paste into your site. Nothing you type is sent to us; the document is built locally in your browser.
As with any generator, this is a template, not legal advice, and the text says so. It is a sensible baseline for a small site, but it cannot account for the specifics of your business or jurisdiction — a shop taking payments, a platform hosting user content, or anything involving personal data deserves a professional review. Complete the set with a privacy policy and a disclaimer.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between terms and conditions and a privacy policy?
A privacy policy explains what personal data you collect and how you handle it, and is required by law and by AdSense. Terms and conditions set the rules for using your site — acceptable use, ownership, liability. They serve different purposes, and most sites want both. Use the privacy policy generator for the other one.
Do I legally need terms and conditions?
They are not legally mandated in the way a privacy policy often is, but they are strongly advisable and effectively necessary once you have user accounts, host user-submitted content, or sell anything. They set the ground rules and limit your liability, which is why nearly every real site has them.
What does the governing-law field do?
It names the country whose laws govern the terms and where disputes would be handled. Enter the country your business operates from. It goes into the governing-law clause at the end of the document.
Is this legally binding as written?
It is a template that covers the usual clauses and states within the text that it is not legal advice. For a small site it is a reasonable baseline, but binding, enforceable terms for a business that takes payments or handles data should be reviewed by a professional first.
Is anything I enter uploaded?
No. The terms are generated entirely in your browser. Your details and choices are never sent to our server, and nothing is stored. Copy or download the text before leaving the page.