NDA Generator
Create a professional non-disclosure agreement in seconds. Fill in the parties, the purpose, and the term — then preview, print, or download the document.
Agreement details
Document preview
Tip: use Print and choose "Save as PDF" in the print dialog to keep a PDF copy.
How to use
- Enter the disclosing party (who shares secrets) and the receiving party (who must keep them).
- Describe the purpose — why is the information being shared?
- Pick the effective date, the confidentiality term, and the governing law.
- Press Generate Preview, review the document, then print it to PDF or download the Word file.
Note: sign the NDA before sharing anything sensitive — an NDA signed after the disclosure may not cover what was already shared.
Tips
- Be specific about the purpose; a narrow purpose is easier to enforce than a vague one.
- Two to three years is the standard term for most business discussions.
- Mark sensitive documents "Confidential" so there is no doubt they are covered.
- Both sides should keep a signed copy — email a PDF to each party after signing.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What does an NDA protect?
A non-disclosure agreement protects confidential information shared between parties, such as business plans, client lists, pricing and trade secrets.
What do I fill in to generate an NDA?
The disclosing party, the receiving party, the purpose of disclosure, the effective date, the confidentiality term from 1 to 5 years, and the governing law. You can add extra clauses, then preview, print to PDF or download the Word file.
Is this NDA legally binding?
It is a template for convenience only and is not legal advice. Have important agreements reviewed by a qualified lawyer before signing.
When should the NDA be signed?
Before sharing anything sensitive. An NDA signed after the disclosure may not cover what was already shared.