How to use Terms & Conditions Generator
- Enter the Website nameType the name of your site as it should appear in the title of the terms.
- Choose what your site offersEnter a Contact email and, optionally, your country, then tick whether your site has user accounts, sells products or services, offers subscriptions or lets users post content.
- Generate, copy and reviewPress Run Terms & Conditions Generator to get numbered terms with sections for each option. Copy them and adapt them before you publish anything.
Common uses
- Holding the terms page slot while a new site is in development
- Getting an opening paragraph to build full terms around
- Preparing a draft to discuss with a lawyer
Frequently asked questions
How do I use Terms & Conditions Generator?
1. Enter the Website name: Type the name of your site as it should appear in the title of the terms. 2. Choose what your site offers: Enter a Contact email and, optionally, your country, then tick whether your site has user accounts, sells products or services, offers subscriptions or lets users post content. 3. Generate, copy and review: Press Run Terms & Conditions Generator to get numbered terms with sections for each option. Copy them and adapt them before you publish anything.
Are the generated terms legally sufficient?
No. They are a starter draft, not legal advice. The draft covers acceptance, use of the site, intellectual property, disclaimers, liability, changes and governing law, plus accounts, orders, refunds, subscriptions or user content when you tick them, but have the final terms reviewed by a qualified professional.
What does the draft contain?
A title and date, then numbered sections: acceptance, use of the website, the optional sections you ticked, intellectual property, disclaimer, limitation of liability, changes, governing law and contact.
Can I use it for an online shop?
As a starting point. Tick Products or services for sale to add sections on orders, payment, cancellations and refunds. Add your delivery terms and check the consumer rules in the countries you sell to.
Where is my website name processed?
Your answers are sent to the GigaTools server, inserted into the template there and returned on the same page. They are not stored, and no third-party service is involved. The draft is written in English.