AdMob Privacy Policy Generator
Build a privacy policy for an app that shows AdMob ads. It covers the advertising ID, personalised ads and how users opt out, and adds any other SDKs you select.
- Answers stay in your browser
- No sign-up
- HTML, TXT or Markdown
- Built by Mohamed Nasreldeen
Build your privacy policy
Answer a few questions and your policy builds live. Only what you select is included.
Live preview
Your privacy policy will appear here as you fill the form.
How to generate a privacy policy for AdMob
Enter your app details
Add your app name, developer or company name, and the platforms you publish on (Google Play, the App Store, or both) so the policy is written for your real product.
Select AdMob and any other SDKs
Tick Google AdMob, plus anything else you actually use such as Firebase, Google Analytics, or Crashlytics. The generator only adds advertising-ID, personalized-ads, and third-party clauses for the services you select.
Review, then copy or download
Read every clause, fill any placeholders (contact email, effective date, EU and CCPA handling), then export as HTML, TXT, or Markdown and host it at a public URL you can paste into AdMob and your store listing.
Why apps with AdMob need a tailored privacy policy
Google AdMob serves ads using the device advertising ID (the Android Advertising ID or Apple's IDFA) and may use cookies or similar identifiers for ad personalization and measurement. Because that counts as collecting and sharing data, the AdMob program policies and both stores expect a published privacy policy. Google Play requires one for every app and feeds your Data Safety form, and Apple requires privacy details plus App Tracking Transparency consent before reading the IDFA. A generic template that never mentions the advertising ID, personalized ads, or Google as an ad partner leaves obvious gaps that reviewers and users notice. This advertising ID privacy policy builder names AdMob and Google's ad partners explicitly and links to Google's own data-use disclosures so the document matches how your app really behaves.
This tool runs entirely in your browser, so your answers are never uploaded, and it includes Google Play Data Safety and Apple privacy-label helpers to keep your store forms consistent with the policy text. Important: it produces a reviewable template, not legal advice, and it does not make your app automatically compliant with the GDPR, CCPA, COPPA, or any other law. You are responsible for the final wording, for honoring user data-rights requests, and for your ad personalization and consent settings. For anything involving children's apps, sensitive data, or regulated markets, have a qualified privacy lawyer review the draft before you publish.
A policy is not a consent form
The privacy policy tells people what your app and AdMob do with their data. It does not ask for their permission. If you show AdMob ads to people in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom or Switzerland, Google requires consent collected through a consent management platform that Google has certified; Google's own User Messaging Platform (UMP) SDK is one of them. That consent prompt is something you add to the app itself.
So an app with AdMob usually needs three things that agree with each other: this policy at a public URL, a consent prompt for the regions that require one, and matching answers in the Google Play Data safety form or the App Store privacy labels.
Frequently asked questions
Does an app with AdMob ads really need a privacy policy?
Yes. AdMob uses the device advertising ID and similar identifiers to serve and measure ads, which is data collection. Google Play requires a privacy policy for every app, Apple requires privacy details for App Store listings, and the AdMob program policies expect you to disclose this. A policy that names AdMob and the advertising ID is the safe baseline.
What is the advertising ID and why must my policy mention it?
The advertising ID is a resettable, user-controllable identifier (the Android Advertising ID on Android, Apple's IDFA on iOS) used for ad personalization and measurement. Because AdMob can access it, your policy should explain that it is collected, what it is used for, that Google acts as an ad partner, and how users can reset or limit ad tracking.
Will this generator make my app legally compliant?
No. It creates a structured, reviewable template based on the services and data you select, and it clearly states it is not legal advice. It cannot guarantee compliance with the GDPR, CCPA, COPPA, or any specific law, and it is not a substitute for a lawyer. Always review the draft and adapt it to your situation before publishing.
Does it help with the Google Play Data Safety form and Apple privacy labels?
Yes. Alongside the policy text it includes helpers that map your selected data and SDKs to the Google Play Data Safety section and Apple App Store privacy labels, so your store disclosures stay consistent with what the policy says. You still review and submit those forms yourself in each console.
Is my information uploaded or stored anywhere?
No. The generator runs 100% client-side in your browser, so your app name, developer details, and answers are never sent to a server. You get the finished policy as copyable text or a downloadable HTML, TXT, or Markdown file, and nothing is saved on our end.
Guides for this tool
- Do you need a privacy policy for your app?Why both stores ask for one, what it has to disclose and where to host it.
- The Google Play Data safety formWhat each question asks, collected versus shared, and how the form connects to your privacy policy.
- How to create a privacy policy for your appWhat a policy has to cover and how it ties to the Data safety form.