How to draft a privacy policy from a template
Enter your company name, website, contact email, and governing country, and the tool assembles a nine-section policy covering collection, use, cookies, third parties, retention, rights, changes, governing law, and contact. Everything happens in your browser and nothing is transmitted.
Treat the output as a skeleton to edit, not a document to publish. The template cannot know what your product collects or who you send it to, and a policy that describes a business other than yours is a liability rather than a protection.
- Fill in the company name, website URL, contact email, and governing country.
- Copy the document out and open it in an editor.
- Rewrite section 1 so it lists the data you genuinely collect, including every third-party tool that receives it.
- Delete or correct any claim that is not true of you, starting with the statement that you do not sell personal information.
- Add an effective date, and have a lawyer review it before you publish if you have users in the EU, the UK, or California.