Copyable draft
Get a tailored first draft based on the publishing surface and disclosure focus you selected.
Website disclaimer generator with review guidance
Describe your content and where it appears. Get a copyable draft, suggested placement, gaps to confirm, and a review checklist before you publish.
Draft only — human review required
Turn a rough publishing plan into a review-ready draft
Placement guidance
See where the disclosure should appear so readers encounter it with the related claim, link, or decision.
Missing facts and risk checklist
Review unknown facts, higher-risk claims, and the checks that must be completed before publication.
Get more than a generic disclaimer template
The draft is based on your publishing surface and disclosure focus, not a blank one-size-fits-all paragraph.
You also get a coverage summary and suggested placements, so the statement can be reviewed in the context where readers will actually see it.
Match the disclosure to the publishing moment
Use an affiliate disclosure where readers see a recommendation or link, not buried on an unrelated page.
For reviews, health, professional, or financial content, the result calls out the facts and higher-risk claims that need a qualified review before publication.
Use risk flags as a publishing stop sign
The tool does not decide whether your content is compliant. It separates a useful first draft from unknown facts and review work.
High-risk health, legal, financial, investment, and children-related content should be reviewed by the appropriate qualified professional before it is published.
Use the draft in the right place
Check every claim, link, relationship, and named party against what will be published.
Disclaimer generator FAQs
Use the result as a practical starting point, then confirm the facts and review it before publication.
What should an affiliate disclaimer say?
It should plainly disclose the relationship that matters to a reader, such as a paid link, commission, sponsorship, or provided product. Confirm the real program terms and where the disclosure must appear before publishing.
Can I use this for health, financial, or legal content?
You can use it to organize a draft and the facts that need review. It does not provide legal, medical, financial, or investment advice, and high-risk content needs review by the appropriate qualified professional before publication.
Where should I put a website disclaimer?
Put it where the related reader decision happens: near an affiliate link or review, before relying on professional information, or on a clearly linked website page. The result suggests placement, but the final choice depends on your content and applicable requirements.
Does a generated disclaimer make my website compliant?
No. This is drafting support, not a compliance conclusion or legal advice. Confirm the facts, the applicable requirements, and the final wording with the responsible reviewer or qualified counsel.
What if generation fails or the draft is too generic?
Confirm that the content description explains the audience, claims, relationships, and publication surface, then retry with the missing facts added. The brief is sent to an online Agent task, so do not include confidential, personal, or legally privileged information. A failed or malformed result is shown as an error, never as a completed draft.