Disclaimer Generator
Write a clear disclaimer for a blog, review site, tutorial site or information website. Pick the sections you need – general information, “not professional advice” for health, finance, legal, fitness or technical content, affiliate links (with the Amazon Associates statement when you name it), sponsored content, testimonials and results, external links, personal views and errors – and the generator writes plain-language text with a limitation of liability that respects laws which cannot be excluded.
- Runs in your browser
- No sign-up
- Free to use
How to use Disclaimer Generator
- Enter the website name, owner and contact email.
- Choose your field and the sections to include.
- Name your affiliate programmes if you use any.
- Copy the disclaimer and link it from your footer.
Disclaimer Generator features
Field-specific wording
Medical, financial, legal, fitness and technical.
Affiliate disclosure
Including the Amazon Associates statement.
Sponsored and testimonials
Clear, honest wording.
HTML, Markdown or text
Paste into any CMS, site builder or document.
Live preview
See the result in a sandboxed frame as you type.
Private
Generated in your browser; nothing is uploaded or stored.
When to use Disclaimer Generator
- Health, fitness and nutrition blogs.
- Personal finance and investing sites.
- Product review and affiliate sites.
- Programming tutorials.
Disclaimer Generator FAQ
Is this legal advice?
No. It is a template, may need legal review, and should be checked by a qualified lawyer for your country and business before you publish it.
Is a disclaimer page enough for affiliate links?
No. The FTC (USA) and CMA (UK) expect a clear disclosure near the link or at the top of the post as well.
Does a disclaimer protect me from all claims?
No. It sets expectations, but it cannot exclude liability the law does not allow you to exclude, and it does not make regulated advice lawful.
Where should I place it?
Link it in the footer, and repeat the key sentence near health, financial or affiliate content.
Why a disclaimer matters
A disclaimer tells readers how to use your content: as general information, not as personal advice, and with full transparency about how you earn money. That builds trust and is expected by advertising networks, affiliate programmes and consumer protection rules.
Important: the result is a template, may need legal review, and is not legal advice. The generator only knows what you tell it, cannot check what your website really does, and laws differ between countries and change over time. Have the text reviewed by a qualified lawyer before you publish it, especially if you handle sensitive data, sell to consumers abroad or work in a regulated field.
Keep the document honest and current. Regulators and courts look at what you actually do, not at what a policy says, so update the text whenever you add a form, plugin, payment provider, analytics or advertising tool, and keep older versions with their dates.