Essential Website Policies

Free Terms & Conditions Generator

Create website terms with service scope, payment rules, content rights and complaint procedures. Edit examples; export HTML, Word or PDF.

  • No signup
  • Browser-based generation
  • HTML & Word downloads
  • Print or save PDF
Your business, your practices

Create your policy

Fields marked * are required. Open a section to begin. Close it to move smoothly to the next; your answers stay in place. Select only practices that apply to you.

From details to publication

How to create your terms & conditions

Gather your service description, account rules, purchase terms and support procedures. Select provisions that match your business rather than adding every available clause.

  1. 01

    Confirm the scope

    Enter your actual identity and contact details. Select only the information, services and features that apply. Country samples are editable; operating country alone does not determine every applicable rule.

  2. 02

    Tailor the wording

    Keep or edit suitable model clauses. Restore example resets just that field. Actual practices and legal terms need your input. All sections start collapsed; closing one smoothly brings the next into view and retains your answers.

  3. 03

    Review the complete output

    Check selected clauses, required facts and every contact or policy link. Copy with formatting, download HTML or editable Word, or use Print / Save PDF. Each version contains a link to this exact tool.

  4. 04

    Publish and maintain

    Use a clearly labelled footer link and present relevant disclosures near collection, account and checkout flows. Test working controls and procedures. Review the document when practices, providers or requirements change.

Purpose-specific coverage

What your policy covers

Website access and ownership → selected services → acceptable use → termination → disputes and customer rights → contact information.

Conditional content follows your selections. Editable examples provide useful procedures; actual data inventories, providers, security, legal grounds and special terms are not invented.

Before publishing

Privacy, scope and review

Age limits, content licences, liability caps and dispute clauses need review for your audience and jurisdiction. An operating country alone does not establish the law of every transaction.

  • Generation happens in this browser. Answers are not sent to a document-generation service or saved between visits. Export before leaving.
  • Use organisation-level facts and keep private case records, credentials and payment details in approved systems.
  • Confirm actual requirements for your audience and jurisdiction. A finished document still requires an accurate implementation.
Template maintenance

Substantive update: 10 October 2026. No named professional review or certification is claimed.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Is this free, and which formats are available?

Generation, formatted copy and HTML or Word downloads are free with no account. Print / Save PDF uses your browser print workflow. Each output links to the exact generator.

How are these different from Terms of Service?

Terms & Conditions suit general website and purchase rules. Terms of Service focus on ongoing access to a platform or application. Choose the document that describes your relationship with users and keep overlapping terms consistent.

Can I keep or change the example wording?

Yes. Fields labelled Editable example contain model procedures with Restore example controls. Keep only wording that matches your operations. Applicable country and price samples use USA and USD ($); actual identities, facts, providers and legal findings must be supplied.

What should I check before publishing?

Review all selected sections and actual facts, contact routes, dates, links, customer rights and operating procedures. Place clear policy links in your footer and relevant collection or purchase flows. Update the policy when practices materially change; generation does not certify compliance.

Official reference for your review

UK government: writing fair customer contracts. Review the requirements relevant to your actual market and activity; this reference is not a worldwide compliance determination.