Terms & Conditions Generator

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Describe your service, pick the clauses you need and get a terms and conditions template you can copy, download or print. Everything is generated in your browser.

This is a template, not legal advice
This generator produces a starting document you still have to adapt. It does not constitute legal advice and it cannot make your website compliant on its own. Read every clause, remove what does not apply to you, add what is missing, and have a qualified lawyer review the result before you publish it.

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About Terms & Conditions Generator

The Terms & Conditions Generator builds a terms of service template around the kind of service you actually run: a content website, a SaaS application, a mobile or desktop app, or an online store. The wording of the core clauses changes with that choice, so a store gets order and delivery clauses while a SaaS gets subscription and renewal clauses.

From there you switch on what applies: user accounts, paid plans, free trials, refunds, shipping, user-generated content, third-party links, availability commitments and a minimum age. Acceptable use, intellectual property, termination, governing law and the standard protective clauses — disclaimer of warranties, limitation of liability and indemnification — are assembled around them.

The document is a starting template, not legal advice. Consumer protection rules, and the enforceability of liability and warranty clauses, differ from one country to the next, so read every section, adapt it to your business and have a qualified lawyer review it before you publish. The tool is free and client-side: your answers never leave your browser.

How to use Terms & Conditions Generator

  1. Enter your company name, website name and URL, entity type, country of governing law, contact email and effective date.
  2. Pick the type of service you run — website, SaaS, app or online store — so the main clauses match it.
  3. Switch on the features that apply: accounts, paid plans, trials, refunds, shipping, user content, external links, availability, minimum age.
  4. Review the protective clauses (warranty disclaimer, limitation of liability, indemnification) and keep the ones you need.
  5. Copy the finished terms, download them as .txt or .md, or print the formatted document.
  6. Have a qualified lawyer review the draft before you publish it.

Frequently asked questions

Terms and conditions set the rules for using your service — what is allowed, how payment works, who owns what, how disputes are handled. A privacy policy explains what personal data you collect and why. Most websites need both.

The template is a draft, not legal advice. Whether a clause is enforceable depends on your jurisdiction and on how you present the terms to users, so have a qualified lawyer review the result.

Yes. Switching on paid plans adds billing, automatic renewal and price-change clauses, and the refund switch adds a refund window you can set in days, alongside a note preserving statutory consumer rights.

Yes. Choosing the online store option adds order, pricing and delivery clauses, and you can enable shipping and refunds separately.

No. The wizard runs entirely in your browser and saves your answers in local storage only, so you can close the tab and pick up where you left off.

Yes, it is completely free, with no account and no credits.
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