Non-Disclosure Agreement Generator

Create a free NDA. Enter the parties, the scope of confidential information, and the governing state, then download a PDF. No upload, no account.

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About NDAs

An NDA sets out what information is confidential, who may receive it, and how long the duty lasts. Pick the governing state so the PDF notes the applicable law. Describe the scope clearly — vague wording is harder to enforce.

How it works

Enter the disclosing and receiving parties, the effective date, and a short description of the confidential information. Add the governing state. Click Download PDF and the agreement is assembled on your device. Both sides sign and keep a copy.

A good NDA is specific: it names what is protected (business plans, customer lists, technical data), what is excluded (information already public), and how long the duty runs. Use it for hires, contractors, investors, or any discussion where sensitive information will be shared.

Mutual vs. one-way

One-way: Only one party discloses; the other receives and must protect the information.
Mutual: Both parties share confidential information and owe each other the same duty. Describe the scope for both sides.

FAQ

Should my NDA be mutual or one-way?

If only one side is sharing secrets, use one-way. If both sides disclose (common in partnerships or joint ventures), use mutual and describe the scope for each.

What makes an NDA enforceable?

Clear scope, identifiable parties, a defined duty period, and a signature. Overly broad or indefinite terms are harder to enforce. This is general guidance, not legal advice.

Where does my data go?

Nowhere. All generation happens on your device. We do not upload or store your entries.

Not legal advice. This is a template. Laws vary by state and change. Confirm with the current statute or a licensed attorney before signing.