Fill in your details and get a complete, clearly-labeled Terms & Conditions document, live preview included
This generator assembles a complete, genuinely usable Terms & Conditions document from the standard clauses most websites and apps need: acceptance of terms, use license, user accounts, prohibited uses, intellectual property, user-generated content (when relevant), termination, disclaimer of warranties, limitation of liability, governing law, changes to terms, and contact information. It adapts the wording based on what you tell it, for instance it adds a subscriptions/billing clause if you sell subscriptions, and a content-ownership clause if users can post content on your site.
Tips: fill in the governing-law field with the specific state or region your business is registered in, that's the field most templates get wrong by leaving vague. If you accept international customers, keep the jurisdiction general and get local counsel to add region-specific riders (GDPR-adjacent obligations, consumer-protection laws, etc.) rather than trying to cover every country in one generic document.
It's a starting point, not a finished legal instrument. It contains real, substantive clauses commonly used in T&C documents, but every business has details a generic template can't anticipate, have a lawyer review it before you publish or rely on it, especially if you operate in a regulated industry.
Yes, Terms & Conditions govern use of your service, while a Privacy Policy explains what personal data you collect and how you use it. Most jurisdictions require both if you collect any user data. This site has a separate Privacy Policy Generator for that document.
Yes, it adds language covering recurring billing, renewal and cancellation, since those terms are typically expected wherever a business charges customers on a recurring basis.
The preview uses a bracketed placeholder like "[Your Business Name]" wherever a field is empty, so you can spot at a glance which fields still need filling in before you copy or download the final text.
No, the whole document is built with JavaScript running in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded, logged or stored anywhere, and the tool works fully offline once the page has loaded.