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Generate Privacy Policy, Cookie Notice and Terms of Service adapted to Mexico, Colombia, Spain, and Argentina.

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Free Privacy Policy Generator — GDPR, LFPDPPP, Law 1581

A Privacy Policy is a legally required document for any website that collects user data. Without it, you may face sanctions from regulatory authorities in Mexico, Colombia, Spain, or Argentina.

Our generator automatically creates the three essential legal documents adapted to the legislation of Mexico (LFPDPPP), Colombia (Law 1581), Spain/EU (GDPR), and Argentina (PDPA). Just answer a few questions about your site.

The process is 100% free and works entirely in your browser. No data about your website is sent to any server. You can copy the generated text and publish it directly on your website.

How does it work?

  1. 1
    Site information

    Enter the name, URL, contact email, and responsible party name for your website.

  2. 2
    Select your country

    Choose the applicable legislation: Mexico, Colombia, Spain/EU, or Argentina.

  3. 3
    Configure data and third parties

    Select what data you collect and which external services (Google Analytics, Stripe, etc.) you use.

  4. 4
    Generate and download

    Select the documents to generate, click 'Generate', and copy or download the result.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the generated policy legally valid?

The generated document is a solid starting point based on current legislation. It is recommended to review it with a lawyer before publishing, especially for sites handling sensitive data or commercial transactions.

Do I need a privacy policy if I only have a contact form?

Yes. Any collection of personal data (including emails from contact forms) requires a privacy policy in accordance with the legislation applicable in your country.

What is the difference between GDPR and LFPDPPP?

The European GDPR is stricter: it requires an explicit legal basis for each processing activity and includes the right to erasure. The Mexican LFPDPPP is based on ARCO rights and applies to companies operating in Mexico or processing data of Mexican residents.