Free template tool

Terms & Conditions Generator

Create a starting draft for your Shopify, Magento or ecommerce store. Free, no signup or API key required.

Template-based, not AI-generated. Form details are processed in your browser, not submitted by this tool.

Your store details

Include sections that match your business

Before you publish

  1. Replace every [REVIEW REQUIRED] marker. Match the text to your checkout, products and actual policies.
  2. Get legal review for your business and customer locations. Do not remove mandatory consumer rights.
  3. Paste the reviewed text into your store's policy or CMS editor, format it and verify every link.
  4. Make the terms accessible before purchase. Keep a dated copy and review them when your business changes.

Background on fair consumer terms: UK Competition and Markets Authority guidance. This is a UK source, not a worldwide compliance checklist.

Frequently asked questions

Is this Terms & Conditions generator free?

Yes. Create, copy and download a plain-text draft without signing up or providing an API key.

Does this tool use AI or send my business details to a server?

No. This tool uses a fixed template in your browser. The generator does not submit the form fields to an API or save them. Standard site analytics may still record page visits.

Is the generated draft legal advice?

No. It does not guarantee compliance or enforceability in any jurisdiction. Resolve all review markers and have a qualified lawyer check the draft against your business, products and customer locations before publishing.

Can I use it for Shopify or Magento?

It is a starting draft for ecommerce stores on either platform. After legal review, paste the text into your platform's policy or CMS editor, format headings, verify policy links and link the page where customers can find it before purchasing.

Does it cover subscriptions or regulated products?

No. Subscription billing, marketplaces, regulated products and other specialist business models need additional tailored terms and legal advice.

How is it different from a privacy policy?

Terms describe website use and purchase rules. A privacy policy describes actual personal-data practices. Keep both accurate and consistent with your checkout, returns and shipping policies.