Free Terms and Conditions Generator
Generate Terms & Conditions for Your Website
Need to use Free Terms and Conditions Generator right now?
Covers acceptable use, IP, liability, and termination — the common core almost every site's terms need.
Generated document
Features
- Runs entirely in your browser
- Privacy-first — your data is never uploaded
- Real-time, instant results
- 100% free, no sign-up required
- Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile
- No installation needed
Who uses this tool?
About Free Terms and Conditions Generator
Terms and Conditions (also called Terms of Service or Terms of Use) is the contract between your website and the people who use it — it sets the rules for acceptable use, spells out who owns the content, limits your liability if something goes wrong, and gives you a documented basis to suspend or terminate access for users who misuse the site. Unlike a privacy policy, publishing Terms and Conditions usually isn't a strict legal requirement, but it's standard practice for any site with user accounts, user-generated content, e-commerce, or paid services — without one, you have far less legal footing if a dispute arises.
This tool generates a complete, standard-structure Terms and Conditions document covering acceptable use, intellectual property, user conduct, limitation of liability, third-party links, termination rights, governing law, and a change-notice clause — filled in automatically with your company name, website, and contact email. The structure mirrors what visitors expect to see and what most template checklists (including ad network and payment processor requirements) look for.
Because "terms and conditions" needs vary a lot by business type — a SaaS product needs subscription and refund clauses, a marketplace needs seller/buyer responsibility clauses, a site with user comments needs content-moderation language — this generated document covers the common core that applies broadly, not every possible clause. Review it against what your specific site actually does, add any clauses specific to your business model, and have it checked by a lawyer before treating it as final.
How it works
- Enter your details. Fill in your company name, website, and contact email.
- Review the generated terms. The full Terms and Conditions text updates live as you type.
- Copy, adapt, and publish. Add any clauses specific to your business, then publish on a dedicated /terms page.
Examples
Filled-in header
Input
Company: Acme Inc., Website: acme.com
Output
TERMS AND CONDITIONS Welcome to acme.com, operated by Acme Inc. By accessing or using this website, you agree...