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Privacy Policy Generator

Text

Everything runs locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded

Output

Tick a few boxes and get a structured Chinese privacy policy draft: what you collect, how you use it, cookies, third parties, retention, your users’ rights and contact details, ready to copy and edit. Each section is controlled by its own switch — nothing you did not choose is written in (choose no cookies and there is no cookie section; choose no analytics and statistics are not mentioned). ⚠️ This is not legal advice: the wording and mandatory clauses of a privacy policy differ by jurisdiction (GDPR, PIPL and CCPA all differ), so one fixed template cannot be compliant everywhere. The first line of the result says so; check it against your own situation and local law before use. Everything is generated locally.

Features

  • Subject type: personal website, company or app — the wording of the draft follows
  • Analytics: none, self-hosted only, or Google Analytics
  • Independent switches for cookies, email collection and third-party sign-in
  • Nine sections: general, what is collected, how it is used, cookies, third parties, retention, your rights, updates, contact
  • Options you did not choose never appear (no cookies means no cookie section)
  • Optional contact email and effective date, written into the draft
  • The first line marks it as not legal advice
  • The draft is in Chinese and can be copied whole

How to use

  1. Choose the subject type and turn on what you actually use
  2. Fill in the contact email and effective date if you have them
  3. The draft updates as you change the options
  4. Copy the draft and adapt it to your situation and local law

FAQ

Can I use the generated text as is?
No. It is a structured draft, not legal advice. The mandatory clauses and wording of a privacy policy differ by jurisdiction (GDPR, PIPL and CCPA all differ), and one template cannot cover them all. Treat it as a starting point: check that every section matches what you actually do, then add or remove clauses for your local law. Consult a professional where compliance risk is involved.
Why is the draft in Chinese?
Because a privacy policy is a formal text for your users, and its language should be your choice as the operator, not a switch that follows our interface. So whatever language the interface is in, the generated draft is Chinese; the three languages appear only in the tool’s own notice.
If I choose no cookies, will a cookie section still appear?
No. Each section is included or left out by its own switch. A cookie section that appears out of nowhere would be an untrue statement, and would also suggest the tool was not listening to your choice — so anything you did not select is never written in.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The whole draft is assembled in the browser and the page makes no requests, so it works offline.

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