Disclaimer Generator — Free Website Disclaimer

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This is a starting template, not legal advice. Have a professional review it before publishing.

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How to use Disclaimer Generator

Choose your disclaimer types — affiliate, advice, accuracy, results, based on your content.
Generate the statements.
Place affiliate disclosures near the links — FTC requires conspicuous, not buried, placement.
Add advice disclaimers to relevant content or a footer-linked disclaimer page.

What is Disclaimer Generator?

A disclaimer generator creates the statements that limit your legal responsibility for the content you publish — the "this is not professional advice", affiliate-link disclosures, and accuracy caveats that protect you when readers act on your information. A disclaimer sets expectations and disclaims liability that your content might otherwise imply.

Different content needs different disclaimers, and several are legally required: affiliate disclosures (FTC law — you must disclose paid links), "not medical/legal/financial advice" statements (protecting you when readers act on general information), and accuracy/results disclaimers. The right disclaimer for your content type is both protection and, often, compliance.

About the Disclaimer Generator

Choose the disclaimer types your content needs and generate the statements to publish.

Common disclaimer types: affiliate disclosure — legally required (FTC and platform rules) if you earn from links: "This page contains affiliate links; we may earn a commission"; professional-advice disclaimers — "for informational purposes only, not medical/legal/financial advice" — essential for health, finance, legal and similar content where readers might act on it; accuracy/no-guarantee — content is provided "as is" without warranty of accuracy; results disclaimers — "results may vary" for anything implying outcomes (fitness, income, education); and external-links — you're not responsible for third-party sites you link to.

Where they go: affiliate disclosures must be clear and near the links (not buried in a footer — FTC requires conspicuous placement); advice disclaimers suit the content itself or a dedicated disclaimer page linked in the footer. Scope note: generators cover the standard disclaimer types well for most content sites and blogs — but disclaimers don't grant unlimited protection (you can't disclaim gross negligence), and high-liability content (medical, financial advice given professionally) warrants legal review. Pair with our Privacy Policy and Terms generators for complete legal pages.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — the FTC (and platform rules) require disclosing that you earn from affiliate links, clearly and conspicuously near the links, not hidden in a footer. It's a legal requirement for anyone monetizing with affiliate links, not optional courtesy.

Whenever you publish information readers might act on in regulated areas — health, medical, legal, financial, tax. Stating it's general information "not professional advice" and to consult a professional protects you if someone relies on it and it goes wrong.

It limits liability but doesn't grant immunity — you can't disclaim away gross negligence, fraud, or certain statutory duties. Disclaimers are strong protection for good-faith informational content; they're not a shield for actual wrongdoing.

Affiliate disclosures: near the affiliate links, conspicuously (FTC requirement). Advice/accuracy disclaimers: within the relevant content or on a dedicated disclaimer page linked from the footer. Placement matters — buried disclosures fail the "clear and conspicuous" test.

A disclaimer specifically limits liability for your CONTENT (accuracy, advice, results); terms & conditions govern the whole USE of your site (rules, accounts, IP, disputes). Disclaimers are often included within terms, but standalone disclaimers (affiliate, medical) also appear near relevant content.