Terms & Conditions Generator
Generate professional terms and conditions for your website
⚠️ Legal Disclaimer
This is a general template and may not cover all legal requirements for your specific situation. We strongly recommend having your terms and conditions reviewed by a qualified attorney before use.
What do Terms & Conditions actually cover?
Terms and Conditions (also called Terms of Service) are the legal agreement between a website and its users — they set the rules for using the site, spell out intellectual property ownership, limit the company's liability, and give the business a documented basis to suspend accounts or remove content that violates the rules.
Unlike a Privacy Policy, which is about data handling and is legally required in many jurisdictions, Terms & Conditions are more of a self-protection document — not universally mandated, but standard practice for any site with user accounts, user-generated content, or paid services.
This generator produces a standard, broadly-applicable starting template based on the details you provide. It's not a substitute for legal advice — treat it as a first draft to review, not a final document.
Frequently asked questions
- Are Terms & Conditions legally required?
- Not universally the way a Privacy Policy often is, but they're standard practice for protecting a business and are usually required by payment processors, app stores, and many B2B partners.
- What's the difference between Terms & Conditions and a Privacy Policy?
- Terms & Conditions govern how someone may use your site or service. A Privacy Policy specifically discloses what personal data you collect and how you use it — most sites need both.
- Can I edit the generated document?
- Yes — it's meant as a starting draft. Add clauses specific to your business (refund policy, subscription terms, user content rules) in the "Additional Clauses" field, or edit the generated text directly.
- Should a lawyer review this before I publish it?
- Yes, especially if you handle payments, subscriptions, or user-generated content — this tool produces a general template, not jurisdiction-specific legal advice.
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