Privacy Policy Generator
Create a transparent privacy notice draft with your real organization, purposes, recipients, retention and contact details.
Open free tool →Free tools. Clear documentation. Better decisions.
Privacy and accessibility tools for real websites.
Draft policies, prepare personal data requests, review pasted HTML and organize compliance work — privately, directly in your browser.
33 functional browser tools14 practical learning guidesNo account to get started
Popular starting pointsDocuments Documents Documents Planning Accessibility Accessibility Accessibility Accessibility Security
Start with a job you need to finish
Each tool performs a specific action. Drafts are editable and static checks explain their limits.
Cookie Policy Generator
Draft a cookie notice that you can reconcile against a verified tracker inventory.
Open free tool →Accessibility Statement Generator
Build a truthful accessibility statement describing commitments, known barriers and feedback.
Open free tool →Cookie Inventory Builder
Turn your own cookie and tracker observations into an editable disclosure inventory.
Open free tool →Image Alt Text Auditor
Flag image elements without alt attributes in pasted HTML.
Open free tool →Form Label Auditor
Check whether typical form controls have programmatic label references.
Open free tool →HTML Accessibility Quick Check
Run several small heuristic checks against a pasted HTML page or snippet.
Open free tool →Color Contrast Checker
Calculate WCAG text contrast ratios from two hexadecimal colors.
Open free tool →CSP Header Reviewer
Parse Content-Security-Policy directives and highlight commonly risky source expressions.
Open free tool →Useful tools, without a data trap
Your work stays in your browser.
Document details, HTML snippets and request drafts are processed locally by JavaScript. The free toolkit does not require account creation or uploading customer records.
Website hosting access logs may exist; see our privacy notice for limits. A future paid platform will have a separate privacy and security design.
Two important boundaries
Legal: templates need factual and jurisdiction-specific review. They are not legal advice.
Accessibility: static markup checks cannot prove WCAG conformance. Pair them with human testing.
Practical guidance
Guide
Writing an accurate small business privacy notice
A privacy notice should describe what your business actually does with personal data, not what a template assumes.
Guide
What a cookie banner can and cannot do
A cookie banner is only one part of a working consent system.
Guide
Why automated WCAG testing is not enough
Automated checks are useful but cannot replace people using the site.
New: free cookie consent engine
Build a working consent banner for your website
Choose how optional scripts are enabled, let visitors reject or customize cookies, and keep choices browser-local. This is not a certified Google CMP.