Free AI NDA Generator

Free NDA generator, no signup

A free AI NDA generator turns a short description of your situation into a complete, ready-to-sign Non-Disclosure Agreement in minutes, without creating an account. You tell Marco whether you need a mutual or one-way NDA and what the parties are sharing, and he drafts a complete agreement with all the standard clauses: the parties, the definition of confidential information, the obligations of the receiving party, the exclusions, the term and duration, the return-of-materials clause, remedies for breach, and governing law. He writes in plain language, fills in clear [brackets] for anything he does not know, and adjusts clauses on request: switch to one-way, add a non-solicitation clause, extend the term, or change the governing law. He is honest about the limit: this is a solid starting template, not legal advice, and a qualified lawyer should review it before anyone signs, because enforceability varies by country and by situation. There is no signup and no credit card to start, and when a one-off NDA is not enough, the same assistant can become a full AI employee that helps keep your legal docs current as your relationships and projects evolve.

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How it works

1. Describe the situation: Who the parties are, what is being shared, and whether you need a mutual or one-way NDA. A line or two is enough.
2. Get a ready-to-sign NDA: A complete Non-Disclosure Agreement with all standard clauses, plus non-solicitation, term changes, or governing-law adjustments on request.
3. Adjust, then have it reviewed: Ask for a non-compete, a narrower definition, or a different jurisdiction. Then fill the brackets and have a lawyer review it before anyone signs.

Why you need an NDA before you share

Your shield an NDA sets the legal obligation to keep your confidential information private and gives you remedies, including injunctive relief, if someone breaks that promise

Before you talk the right time to sign an NDA is before you share anything sensitive, not after, because once information is out there is no practical way to claw it back

$0 to draft as many NDAs as you want, mutual or one-way, with no signup and no credit card

Minutes from a one-line description of the parties and the situation to a complete, ready-to-sign NDA with all standard clauses

How the ways to get an NDA compare

An NDA you can actually hand over and sign

Most NDA templates are either too generic to fit the situation or written in dense legalese that makes the other party nervous. This is built to do the opposite: a complete NDA in plain language, with clear headings and all the standard clauses, that you can put in front of the other party today.

You describe the situation in a line, and the draft comes back covering the parties, confidential information, obligations, exclusions, term, return of materials, remedies, and governing law. Anything Marco does not know shows up as a clear bracket to fill in, so you start from a working document, not a blank page.

Mutual or one-way, adjusted to your situation

A mutual NDA means both parties are sharing confidential information and both are obligated to protect it. A one-way NDA means only one party is disclosing and only the other is bound to protect it. The generator defaults to mutual and flips to one-way the moment you say so.

Common one-way situations: a founder sharing a product roadmap with a contractor, a business sharing a process with a vendor, or an employer asking a new hire to keep company information private. Common mutual situations: two startups exploring a partnership, a client and an agency before a pitch, or co-founders before they form a company together.

Honest about what it is, and what it is not

Plenty of NDA tools hand you a document and let you believe it is watertight. This one is upfront: every first draft ends with a plain note that it is a solid starting template, not legal advice, and that a qualified lawyer should review it before anyone signs.

That honesty matters most for non-compete clauses, which are largely unenforceable in California and restricted across the EU, and for trade-secret-indefinite terms, which have specific requirements. What this tool gives you is a strong, well-structured starting point and a clear explanation of each clause, so any lawyer review is faster and cheaper.

How it compares to other NDA generators

Many NDA generators are fast, but they output a fixed template you cannot question or adjust. You paste it, hope it fits, and have no way to ask what the exclusions clause means or whether you need a non-solicitation clause for your specific situation.

This one gives you a complete draft for free and it talks back. Ask it to make the NDA one-way, add a non-solicitation clause, extend the term to five years, or change the governing law, and it does. No signup to start, and unlike a one-off template, the same assistant can stay on and help you keep your legal docs current once you are ready.

From one NDA to keeping your legal docs handled

Most businesses eventually need more than a single NDA. As the team grows, partners change, and new projects start, the agreements need to keep up. That is the part most founders quietly let slide.

Here the assistant who drafted the NDA can stay on. Once you sign up, the same person becomes part of a team of AI employees in your workspace, helping keep your NDAs, contracts, and other legal docs current as your business changes, drafting new agreements as you hire and partner, and flagging when something needs a fresh lawyer review, so your legal docs stay handled instead of frozen on day one.

The short version

• A free AI NDA generator turns a one-line description of your situation into a complete, ready-to-sign Non-Disclosure Agreement in minutes, mutual or one-way, with no account and no card to start.
• Complete NDAs cover the parties, the definition of confidential information, obligations, exclusions, term and duration, return of materials, remedies for breach, and governing law, with non-solicitation and non-compete clauses on request.
• This is a solid starting template, not legal advice. Enforceability varies by country and by situation, so have a qualified lawyer review it before anyone signs, especially for non-compete clauses and trade-secret-indefinite terms.
• Most business relationships eventually need more than a one-off NDA. The same assistant can become a full AI employee that helps keep your legal docs current as your team, projects, and partnerships evolve.

What it does

• A complete, ready-to-sign NDA from a one-line description, in minutes
• Mutual and one-way (unilateral) NDA formats, switched instantly on request
• All standard clauses: parties, definition of confidential information, obligations, exclusions, term, return of materials, remedies, governing law
• Non-solicitation clause added on request, with an honest note on enforceability by jurisdiction
• Non-compete clause added on request, with a clear flag that enforceability varies sharply by country and state
• Term length adjustable from one year to indefinite for trade secrets
• Works for startup partnerships, contractor and freelancer agreements, employment, vendor relationships, and investor conversations
• Honest by design: flags that it is a starting template, not legal advice, with no signup to start

Who it is for

• Getting a mutual NDA signed before exploring a partnership or co-founder conversation
• Protecting a product roadmap or codebase when bringing on a contractor or freelancer
• Drafting a one-way NDA before sharing sensitive business information with a vendor or investor
• Adding a non-solicitation clause to protect your team and clients when working with a partner
• A founder or small business that needs a solid starting NDA draft before paying a lawyer to review it

Good to know

• This is a solid starting template, not legal advice. Have a qualified lawyer review and adapt it before anyone signs.
• Non-compete clauses are largely unenforceable in California and restricted in many other jurisdictions. Always get legal advice before including one.
• It drafts and explains the document, but a free chat cannot file, notarize, or certify that your NDA is enforceable. That starts when you sign up.
• The more you describe the parties, what is being shared, and your jurisdiction, the more accurate the draft. It will not store your documents unless you save them with your email.

Questions people ask about NDAs

Short, direct answers to the questions people search for most when they need a Non-Disclosure Agreement or confidentiality agreement for a business situation.

What is an NDA and when do I need one?

An NDA, or Non-Disclosure Agreement, is a contract that obligates one or both parties to keep specified information confidential and sets out what happens if they do not. You need one before you share anything sensitive with a potential partner, contractor, employee, or investor: a product roadmap, your source code, a business plan, client lists, or financial details. The right time to sign is before you share, because once information is out there is no practical way to claw it back.

Is this NDA generator free?

Yes. You can draft as many NDAs as you want with no signup and no credit card. Because the document comes from an AI legal assistant rather than a locked template, you can keep steering, flip between mutual and one-way, add a non-solicitation clause, change the term, until it fits. After a number of messages it may ask for your email to save your documents and keep going.

What is the difference between a mutual and a one-way NDA?

A mutual NDA means both parties are sharing confidential information with each other, and both are legally obligated to protect it. A one-way (unilateral) NDA means only one party is sharing and only the other is bound. Mutual NDAs are common for startup partnerships and exploratory conversations. One-way NDAs are common for contractor, employment, and vendor relationships where only one side is disclosing secrets.

Is this legal advice, and will the NDA hold up?

No, this is not legal advice, and generated NDAs are not automatically enforceable. They are a solid, well-structured starting template covering the standard clauses, but whether a clause holds up depends on your exact situation, your country, and how the clauses are written. Always have a qualified lawyer review and adapt the document before anyone signs, especially for non-compete clauses and trade-secret-indefinite terms.

Can it add a non-solicitation clause?

Yes, on request. A non-solicitation clause prevents a party from poaching the other's employees or contractors, or from approaching the other's clients directly, for a set period. Ask and it drafts the clause to add. Enforceability varies by jurisdiction, so flag it for a lawyer review, especially if you are in a country or state with strict rules on post-agreement restrictions.

Can it include a non-compete clause?

Yes, on request, with an honest flag: non-compete clauses are largely unenforceable in California and significantly restricted in many other US states and across the EU. Where they are permitted they must be narrowly drafted, with a reasonable scope, geography, and duration. Ask and it adds the clause, but always have a lawyer confirm it is actually enforceable in your jurisdiction before you rely on it.

How long should an NDA last?

Common choices are one year, two years, three years, or five years from the effective date or from the last disclosure. Trade secrets are sometimes carved out as indefinite, because they remain valuable as long as they stay secret. The right term depends on how long the information retains commercial value. The generator defaults to two years and adjusts on request.

What are the exclusions in an NDA?

Every enforceable NDA has standard exclusions from the confidentiality obligation: information that is already publicly known, information the receiving party already knew before the disclosure, information the receiving party developed independently without using the shared information, and information required to be disclosed by law or court order. These are not optional. Missing them makes the NDA harder to enforce.

Can I use this NDA for a startup investor conversation?

Yes, you can draft an NDA for an investor conversation, but be aware that most professional venture capitalists and angel investors routinely decline to sign NDAs at the initial meeting stage, because they see hundreds of deals in similar spaces and do not want the liability. An NDA is more commonly signed with a strategic partner or acquirer after initial interest is established. You can still generate the draft here so you have it ready if they agree.

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free?

Yes. You can draft NDAs right now with no signup and no credit card. After a number of messages we may ask for your email to save your documents and keep going.

Do I need to sign up?

No. Just describe the parties and the situation, and get a draft immediately. Email is optional and only used to save your documents so you can come back to them later.

Is this legal advice?

No. Marco drafts a solid starting template and explains each clause, but this is not legal advice and the document is not automatically enforceable. Requirements and enforceability vary by country and by situation, so have a qualified lawyer review and adapt it before anyone signs.

Will the NDA actually protect my confidential information?

It includes the standard obligation, exclusion, and remedies clauses that NDAs rely on, which gets you most of the way there, but how much it protects you depends on your jurisdiction and how the clauses are written. Treat the draft as a strong starting point and have a lawyer confirm it before relying on it.

Can I make it mutual or one-way?

Yes. The generator defaults to mutual and switches to one-way the moment you ask. Tell it who the disclosing and receiving parties are and it restructures the obligations accordingly.

Can I add a non-solicitation or non-compete clause?

Yes. Ask and it drafts the clause to add. Non-competes in particular vary sharply by jurisdiction, so Marco flags that for every draft. Have a lawyer confirm enforceability before you rely on it.

Does it work for contractors, employees, and partners?

All of them. Tell it whether the agreement is for a contractor, a new employee, a business partner, a vendor, or an investor conversation, and it frames the NDA to match the relationship and what is being shared.

What language can I use?

Any. Marco drafts your NDA in whatever language you write in, and can tailor the document to a specific market or jurisdiction if you ask.

Can it file or notarize the NDA?

Not in this free chat, where it drafts and explains the document only. You take the draft, fill in the brackets, have a lawyer review it, and then the parties sign it. Once you sign up, the same assistant becomes your employee and can help keep your legal docs current as your business evolves.

Is my information kept private?

Yes. Your conversation is not shared with anyone, not sold, and not used to train AI models. It is handled securely. If you add your email, we use it only to save your documents so you can come back to them later.

Does it remember the NDA it drafted?

Within a session it builds on what you have already seen. To keep your documents across visits, save them with your email. If you sign up to keep going, the conversation comes with you into your workspace.

What if I want my NDAs and contracts kept current for me?

NDAs go stale when the relationship or project changes. When a one-off draft is not enough, you do not have to manage it alone. You can hire a team of AI employees to help keep your NDAs, contracts, and legal docs current as your team and business grow, and start for free.