Fill in your company details and generate a privacy policy based on Brazilian LGPD requirements — a starting template, not legal advice.
Brazil's General Data Protection Law — the LGPD, Lei 13.709/2018 — requires every organization that processes personal data to publish a privacy policy explaining what data it collects, why, how long it keeps it, with whom it shares it, and how the data subject can exercise their rights. The law lists nine rights that must be mentioned, names the legal bases that justify processing, and assigns liability to the data controller. Writing a policy from scratch without legal knowledge risks either leaving out a mandatory disclosure or making promises the organization cannot keep. This generator fills in the structure so the conversation with the lawyer starts from a complete draft, not a blank page.
The template covers the ten sections a Brazilian privacy policy typically needs: introduction, types of data collected, purposes and legal bases, sharing with third parties, retention periods, data subject rights under the LGPD, security measures, cookie usage, changes to the policy, and contact information for the data protection officer. Each section is parameterized — the company name, the data types, the sharing and retention answers — so the output is specific to your situation rather than a generic wall of text.
Everything runs in your browser. The company name, the URL and the e-mail you type are not uploaded or stored; the policy is assembled locally and rendered as text on the page. The output is a starting point, not a finished legal document: it does not cover every scenario, it does not address sector-specific regulations, and it cannot replace the judgment of a qualified attorney. The disclaimer at the bottom of the generated text says exactly that, and it should stay there.
It is a template, not legal advice. The output covers the typical structure of an LGPD-compliant privacy policy, but every business has specificities that a template cannot address. Have it reviewed by a lawyer before publishing.
No. The policy is assembled locally in JavaScript. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados (Law 13.709/2018), Brazil's data protection framework. It regulates how personal data is collected, used, stored and shared, and gives data subjects a set of rights over their data.
The LGPD requires every data controller to appoint a Data Protection Officer (Encarregado), but the ANPD has exempted small businesses under certain conditions. Check whether your organization qualifies for the exemption.
No. This template is structured for the LGPD. The GDPR has different requirements, different terminology and different regulatory authorities.
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