About Free NDA Generator - Non-Disclosure Agreement
The NDA Generator creates a professional Non-Disclosure Agreement in minutes from a simple form - no lawyer required for a first draft, no Word templates to format, and no document software to install. It is built for freelancers, consultants, startup founders, and small business owners who need a working NDA to protect confidential information shared during client conversations, vendor evaluations, hiring processes, or partnership discussions.
Choose between a Mutual NDA (where both parties agree to keep each other's information confidential - appropriate for partnerships, joint ventures, and two-way conversations) or a One-Way NDA (where only one party receives confidential information and is bound to protect it - appropriate for vendor evaluations, hiring, and situations where only one side is disclosing sensitive details).
Fill in the disclosing party and receiving party details (name, title, company, address), the effective date, the purpose of the disclosure, a description of what counts as confidential information, the duration of the confidentiality obligation, and the governing jurisdiction. Standard legal exclusions are pre-included: publicly known information, information independently developed without reference to the disclosed material, information received from a third party without restriction, and information required to be disclosed by law or court order.
The PDF is generated entirely in your browser using pdf-lib, with a professional layout including section headings, body text, a two-column signature block with printed name and date lines, and a small disclaimer noting that this is a template for informational purposes. A plain-text preview of the full agreement updates live as you fill in the form so you can review the exact wording before downloading.
This tool produces a solid starting-point NDA for low-stakes business conversations. For agreements involving significant IP, complex business arrangements, high-value transactions, or regulated industries, always have a qualified attorney in your jurisdiction review the document before signing.