How to Use the NDA Generator
- Enter the disclosing and receiving party details.
- Set the effective date, confidentiality term and governing jurisdiction.
- Review the generated agreement.
- Download the NDA as a PDF.
What is an NDA and when do you need one?
A non-disclosure agreement (NDA) is a legally-styled contract in which one or both parties agree to keep shared information confidential. People use NDAs before pitching an idea to an investor, hiring a freelancer or contractor, discussing a partnership, or sharing business plans and customer data.
This generator produces a standard mutual-style NDA covering the parties, the confidential information, the obligations, common exclusions, the term, and the governing jurisdiction — everything a basic NDA usually includes, ready to download as a PDF.
What our NDA generator includes
The generated agreement covers the disclosing and receiving parties, a definition of what counts as Confidential Information, the receiving party's obligations, standard carve-outs (information that's already public or independently developed), the confidentiality term in years, and the governing state or jurisdiction.
Everything is assembled in your browser and downloaded directly — the names and terms you type are never uploaded to a server, so your details stay private.
Is this NDA legally binding?
This tool creates a solid starting template based on common NDA structure, but it is not legal advice. Whether an NDA is enforceable depends on your jurisdiction, how it's signed, and your specific situation.
For anything important — protecting valuable IP, a major partnership, or anything you'd want to enforce in court — have a qualified attorney review or tailor the document before you rely on it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a legally binding NDA?
It produces a standard mutual non-disclosure template. Whether it's enforceable depends on your jurisdiction and circumstances — have a qualified attorney review it before relying on it for anything important.
Is my information private?
Yes. The document is generated entirely in your browser, so the names and terms you enter are never uploaded.
Can I edit the wording?
The template fills from your inputs. For custom clauses, download the PDF and edit it, or consult a lawyer for tailored terms.