Draft a simple non-disclosure agreement in minutes. Enter the parties, the purpose and the duration to generate template NDA wording you can copy into your own document. Template text only — this is not legal advice.
Remember: this is a starting template only. A solicitor can tailor it to your jurisdiction and the sensitivity of the information.
How to Use
- Enter the disclosing party (who shares the information) and the receiving party.
- Describe the purpose of the disclosure.
- Set the duration, effective date and governing law.
- Click Generate NDA, review the template, then copy it into your own document.
Key Features
- Simple one-way NDA template with six standard clauses.
- Clear disclaimer on the tool and in the generated text.
- Adjustable duration with automatic plural handling.
- Effective date defaults to today, shown in UK format.
- One-click copy and fully private — nothing leaves your browser.
FAQs
Is an NDA generated here legally binding?
No. It is template text to help you get started — not legal advice and not tailored to your situation. Always have a solicitor review an NDA before you sign or rely on it.
What is the difference between a one-way and a mutual NDA?
A one-way NDA (like this template) protects information flowing in one direction — for example, from a client to a freelancer. A mutual NDA protects both sides when each shares confidential information.
How long should an NDA last?
Two to five years is common for general business information. Trade secrets may need longer. An unreasonably long term can be harder to enforce, so take advice.
What counts as confidential information?
Typically: business plans, client lists, financial data, designs, source code and anything marked confidential. Information that is already public does not count.
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