Disclaimer Generator
Generate a clear website disclaimer — general, financial, medical, legal, or affiliate.
About Website Disclaimers
A disclaimer tells readers what your content is and isn’t, and where your responsibility ends. It is the simplest legal protection you can add to a blog, newsletter, or content site — and for some types of content (financial, medical, affiliate) it is effectively required.
When to use each disclaimer type
- General — almost every site benefits from a basic “for informational purposes only” statement.
- Financial / Investment — required reading whenever you discuss markets, investing, taxes, or money management.
- Medical / Health — essential for any health, fitness, mental-health, or supplement content.
- Legal Information — if you discuss law, regulations, or compliance, make clear you are not providing legal advice.
- Affiliate / Earnings — required by U.S. FTC and many other jurisdictions when you earn commissions from links or sponsorships.
Where to place your disclaimer
- Link a dedicated “Disclaimer” page from your site footer alongside Privacy and Terms.
- Include a short, in-context disclaimer at the top of any post that earns commissions.
- Add a brief reminder near financial or health claims (“not financial / medical advice”).
Frequently Asked Questions
A disclaimer is a short statement that limits your responsibility for how readers use the information on your site. It is especially important for blogs, news, financial, medical, or affiliate content.
Strongly recommended. A clear disclaimer reduces the risk that a reader claims to have relied on your content as professional advice and was harmed as a result.
Whenever you earn a commission from links on your site (Amazon Associates, affiliate programmes, sponsored posts). U.S. FTC rules and many other jurisdictions require clear disclosure.
Yes — and you should. This generator lets you check multiple categories so the output is a single, well-organised document covering each relevant area.
No. This generator produces a strong starting draft based on common practice. For high-stakes situations consult a qualified lawyer.