privacy policy generator for apps
Privacy Policy Generator for Apps
Generate a privacy policy built for mobile apps: App Store privacy URL, Google Play Data Safety form answers, SDK disclosures, ads and children's data. Free,
About this tool
App stores do not accept a generic privacy policy. Apple requires a publicly accessible privacy policy URL before your binary is even accepted, and it must accurately describe what data your app collects. Google Play cross-checks your policy against the Data Safety form you filled in — mismatches between the two are one of the most common reasons policies get flagged.
This generator produces a policy structured around how apps actually handle data: what the app itself collects, what each embedded SDK collects (analytics, crash reporting, ad networks), whether data is shared with third parties, and the special disclosures that apply if your app could be used by children. The output includes a plain-text version sized for store listings as well as the HTML page.
Generate my policy freeWhy it helps
- Structured for App Store and Google Play requirements, not generic website language
- Discloses per-SDK data collection so your policy and Data Safety form tell the same story
- Includes advertising identifier and ad network clauses when you use ads
- Children's data and COPPA-aware wording when relevant
- Exports both a hosted-style HTML page and plain text for listing fields
Who it's for
Mobile app developers preparing an iOS or Android submission who need their privacy policy and store forms to line up on the first review.
How to do it
- Open the generator and choose the app policy type (iOS, Android or both).
- List the SDKs your app embeds — analytics, crash reporting, ads, payments.
- Answer the data collection questions; clauses are added only for what applies.
- Export the HTML page for your privacy URL and the text version for store fields.
Frequently asked questions
Does Apple require a privacy policy URL?
Yes. App Store Connect requires a publicly reachable privacy policy URL, and the policy must match the App Privacy answers you submit. A missing or dead URL is an automatic rejection.
How does this help with Google Play's Data Safety form?
The generator asks the same categories Play's form does — collection, sharing, optional vs required data — so the policy text and your form answers stay consistent.
What about third-party SDKs?
Each SDK you list gets its own disclosure paragraph: what it collects, why, and whether data is shared. Ad networks and analytics get the detailed treatment reviewers expect.
My app shows ads — is that covered?
Yes. Advertising clauses cover ad networks, device identifiers and personalized-vs-non-personalized ad consent where required.
What if children might use my app?
The generator includes children's data clauses and COPPA-aware language when you indicate a child-relevant audience, which is exactly what store review looks for.
Can I use the same policy for my website?
You can, but a website policy has different requirements — generate the website variant separately for cleaner wording.