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Privacy Policy Generator

Generate a UK / EU GDPR and CCPA-aware privacy policy for your website. Answer a few questions and get a complete policy in seconds.

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Legal Requirement

Why You Need a Privacy Policy

GDPR Article 13

EU and UK GDPR require a clear privacy notice for any business collecting personal data — from anywhere in the world if you serve EU/UK visitors.

CCPA Compliance

California Consumer Privacy Act requires a privacy policy listing data collected, sold, and shared. Applies to most online businesses.

Stripe / PayPal Requirement

Payment processors require a public privacy policy URL during onboarding. No policy = no payments.

Google Ads Requirement

Google Ads, Google Analytics, and Meta Ads all require a privacy policy on your site. No policy = no ads.

Avoid Fines

GDPR fines reach 4% of annual revenue or €20M. CCPA fines up to $7,500 per intentional violation.

Build Trust

A transparent privacy policy signals professionalism and reduces bounce rates on contact and checkout pages.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this privacy policy legally binding?
This tool generates a template based on your answers. It covers the main requirements of UK GDPR, EU GDPR, and CCPA but every business is different. We recommend having a solicitor or qualified data-protection consultant review it before publishing.
Do I need a separate cookie policy?
Yes. A privacy policy describes data collection broadly. A cookie policy specifically explains which cookies you set, why, and how visitors can control them. We offer a free Cookie Policy Generator too.
How often should I update my privacy policy?
Update whenever you change data collection practices (new analytics tool, new third-party integration, new region served, new data type collected). Review at least once a year.
Does my website really need a privacy policy?
If you collect any personal data — including contact form names, email signups, IP logging, or cookies — then yes. Almost every modern website does. If you accept payments or run ads, it is mandatory.
Where should I publish the policy?
Link from your footer (every page) and from every form that collects personal data. The text under a form submit button is a good place for a short notice with a link to the full policy.

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