Privacy policy generator for Android, iOS apps and websites
Answer a few questions and get a clear privacy policy you can publish for Google Play, the App Store or your website – including AdMob, Firebase and other SDKs you use.
Why your app needs a privacy policy
Google Play and the Apple App Store both ask for a privacy policy URL before you can publish most apps – and always when your app collects personal or device data, shows ads or uses analytics. Laws such as the EU and UK GDPR and California’s CCPA also require you to tell users what you collect and why.
How to publish your privacy policy
- Fill in the form and check the preview. Remove anything your app does not do.
- Click Download .html and upload the file to your website, or copy the HTML into a new page on WordPress, Google Sites or GitHub Pages.
- Paste the public URL into Google Play Console › App content › Privacy policy and into App Store Connect › App Privacy.
- Make sure your Google Play Data safety form and Apple privacy labels match the policy.
Using ads or Firebase?
SDKs such as Google AdMob, Firebase Analytics, Crashlytics and the Meta SDK collect device identifiers and usage data. Tick each one you use – the generator adds a link to its own privacy policy and an advertising section that explains how users can reset their advertising ID or turn off personalised ads.
Keep it up to date
Update your policy whenever you add a new SDK, start collecting new data or launch in a new country. The “Last updated” date is filled in automatically each time you generate it.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a privacy policy for my Android app?
Yes, in most cases. Google Play requires a privacy policy for apps that access personal or sensitive user data, apps that show ads and all apps for children. It is good practice for every app.
Is this privacy policy generator free?
Yes. It is free with no signup and no watermark, and you can copy the policy as HTML or text or download it as a file.
Does the policy cover GDPR and CCPA?
You can add sections that explain user rights under the EU and UK GDPR and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Check that the text matches how your app actually handles data.
Where do I host my privacy policy?
Any public web page works – your website, a WordPress page, Google Sites or GitHub Pages. Google Play and the App Store need a public URL, not a PDF file.
Is this legal advice?
No. The generator gives you a clear starting template. If your app handles sensitive data such as health or financial information, ask a lawyer to review it.
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