Privacy Policy Generator

A comprehensive privacy policy should include: what personal data you collect, how you collect it, why you collect it (purposes), how you use and store it, who you share it with (third parties), data retention periods, security measures, user rights (access, deletion, etc.), cookie usage, and contact information for privacy inquiries.

This generator includes GDPR-specific sections covering lawful basis for processing, data subject rights, international transfers, and DPO contact information. However, GDPR compliance requires more than just a privacy policy—you need proper consent mechanisms, data processing agreements, and organizational measures. Consider consulting a privacy professional.

Update your privacy policy whenever you: change what data you collect, start using new third-party services, change how you use or share data, expand to new regions with different laws, or when relevant laws change. At minimum, review it annually. Always notify users of significant changes.

Yes, this generator supports mobile app privacy policies. Select "Mobile Application" as your business type and include relevant data collection types like device information, location data, and app usage data. Both Apple App Store and Google Play require privacy policies for apps.

The Privacy Policy Generator creates a privacy policy document for your website. The GDPR Checker analyzes an existing website to identify compliance issues like missing cookie consent, tracker detection, and privacy policy accessibility. Use this generator first to create your policy, then use the GDPR Checker to verify your implementation.

While not always legally required as a separate document, many businesses maintain a separate cookie policy for clarity. This generator includes cookie sections within the privacy policy. For detailed cookie management, you may want a dedicated cookie banner and policy, especially for EU visitors under GDPR and ePrivacy Directive.

This tool generates a template based on common practices and regulations. While comprehensive, it is not legal advice and may not cover all requirements for your specific situation, industry, or jurisdiction. We strongly recommend having a qualified privacy attorney review your privacy policy before publishing.