100% Free & Google Play Console Compliant

App Privacy Policy & Data Safety Generator

Generate a legally compliant, Google Play-ready Privacy Policy and obtain your exact Data Safety section answers in seconds.

Step 1 of 3

App & Developer Details

Provide the public identification metadata for your application.

App Name *

Developer or Company Name *

Support Contact Email *

Effective Date *

Step 2 of 3

Data Collection & Features

Check all categories of data your app or embedded SDKs access:

Personal Identification Data (Name, Email, Phone)

Used for account registration, authentication, or newsletters.

Location Data (Precise or Coarse GPS)

Used for maps, check-ins, or region-based content.

Usage Analytics & Diagnostics (Crashlytics, Firebase)

Tracks crashes, device metrics, and user interactions.

Advertising & Tracking IDs (Google AdMob, Unity Ads)

Displays banner/interstitial ads and utilizes Google Advertising ID.

In-App Purchases & Financial Info

Processes subscriptions, virtual coins, or payment history.

Step 3 of 3

Security, Deletion & Policies

Google Play mandatory security and children's privacy declarations.

Data is Encrypted in Transit (HTTPS / TLS)

App communicates with external APIs exclusively over secure protocols.

Users Can Request Account & Data Deletion

Complies with Google's mandatory Account Deletion policy.

Shares Data Outside Direct Service Providers

Check only if data is transferred to external marketing or partner networks.

App Targets Children Under 13 (Google Families Policy)

Subject to COPPA and Google Play Families self-certified ads SDK policy.

Quick Guide

How to Use This Tool in 4 Simple Steps

Follow these exact steps to generate, host, and link your policy in Google Play Console:

Enter App & SDK Info

Fill in your app name, support email, and check all data types (AdMob, Firebase, Location) used by your app.

Copy or Download Policy

Click 'Generate' and copy the clean HTML or Markdown text, or download the .html file with one click.

Host Public URL (Free)

Publish your file on GitHub Pages, Google Sites, or Notion to get a permanent, publicly accessible link.

Paste in Play Console

Paste your URL under App Content > Privacy Policy and use Tab 3 to fill the Data Safety section with zero errors.

Hosting Options

3 Free Ways to Host Your Privacy Policy URL

Google requires a public live URL. You don't need to pay for a domain or web hosting:

GitHub Pages (Recommended)

Create a repository named privacy-policy on GitHub, upload the generated index.html, and enable Pages. 100% free and 99.99% uptime.

Notion Public Page

Paste the generated Markdown into a Notion page, click "Share to Web", and copy the public URL directly into Google Play Console.

Google Sites

Create a single-page site on sites.google.com, paste your policy text, and hit Publish. Perfect for simple apps.

Questions & Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I paste this Privacy Policy in Google Play Console?

Go to Google Play Console > Select your App > Scroll down the left menu to Policy and programs > App content > Click Start under 'Privacy Policy'. Paste your publicly hosted URL and click Save.

Where can I host my privacy policy for free without paying for a website?

You can host your privacy policy for free in under 2 minutes using GitHub Pages, Google Sites, Notion (public share link), or a public GitHub Gist. Google only requires that the link is public, accessible without login, and returns a 200 OK status.

What is the Google Play Data Safety form?

Google Play requires all developers to answer a mandatory questionnaire declaring what data their app and embedded third-party SDKs (e.g. AdMob, Firebase) collect and share. Our generator automatically provides the exact checkbox answers you must tick in Play Console.

What is the mandatory Account Deletion URL requirement?

If your app allows users to create an account, Google Play policy strictly mandates that you provide a web-based URL where users can request account and data deletion without needing to reinstall the app.

Can my app be rejected if my Privacy Policy doesn't match my Data Safety answers?

Yes. Google automated scanners cross-reference permissions declared in your AndroidManifest.xml, third-party SDK libraries, privacy policy text, and your Data Safety section. Any discrepancy triggers immediate policy rejection.

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