Free App Data Deletion Policy Generator
Use this free app data deletion policy generator to build a clear account deletion policy and the web page Google Play asks for when you submit a data deletion URL. Answer a few questions and copy or download a reviewable template in seconds.
Build your privacy policy
Answer a few questions and your policy builds live. Only what you select is included.
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Your privacy policy will appear here as you fill the form.
How to generate your account deletion policy
Describe your app
Enter your app name, developer name, and platform (Google Play, App Store, or both), then list the data you actually collect and any SDKs you use such as Firebase, AdMob, Google Analytics, or Crashlytics.
Define how users delete their account
Specify your in-app deletion path and the web request method (a form, a support email, or a self-serve link), plus any data you lawfully retain for fraud prevention, security, or legal compliance, and for how long.
Copy, download, and publish
Review the generated policy, then copy it or download it as HTML, TXT, or Markdown. Host the deletion section at a public URL and paste that link into the Play Console Data safety form as your data deletion URL.
Why a dedicated deletion policy matters for app developers
Google Play requires that any app offering account creation give users a way to request account and data deletion both inside the app and from a web resource, and that web link is submitted in the Data safety section. The page must load without errors, name your app or developer, prominently feature the deletion pathway, and let users request deletion without being forced to reinstall the app. This generator helps you draft a page that speaks to exactly those points, and it only includes clauses for the data and third-party services you select, so you are not pasting in boilerplate about SDKs you never integrated. It also includes Google Play Data Safety and Apple privacy-label helpers to keep your store answers consistent with your written policy.
This tool runs 100% in your browser; your answers are never uploaded to a server. It produces a template to speed up your drafting, not legal advice, and it is not a substitute for a lawyer. You are responsible for confirming that what the policy promises matches what your app and backend actually do, that your stated retention periods are accurate, and that your deletion flow meets the current Google Play, Apple, and any applicable GDPR or CCPA obligations. Always read the generated text in full and adapt it before you publish.
Frequently asked questions
Does this generator create the data deletion URL Google Play asks for?
It generates the policy content for that page, including a clearly labeled account and data deletion section. You then host that page at a public URL on your own site and paste the link into the Data safety form in Play Console. The generator does not host the page for you, so the live URL is something you publish and control.
What should the account deletion section actually say to satisfy Google Play?
It should name your app or developer as shown on your store listing, explain the in-app deletion path, give a web method to request deletion (a form, link, or support email), state what data is deleted, and disclose any data you retain for security, fraud prevention, or legal reasons along with retention periods. The generator prompts you for each of these so the section is complete and discoverable.
Is the generated policy automatically legally compliant?
No. It is a reviewable template to save you drafting time, not legal advice and not a replacement for a lawyer. Compliance depends on what your app truly does and on regulations like GDPR and CCPA, so you must review, edit, and verify the policy, and consider professional legal review before publishing.
Does my app need in-app deletion as well as a web link?
For mobile apps on Google Play that let users create an account, yes: you generally need both an in-app deletion path and a web resource where users can request deletion without reinstalling. Non-mobile form factors such as Android TV or Wear OS can rely on the web resource alone. The generator lets you document both so your policy reflects your real flow.
Are my answers uploaded or stored anywhere?
No. The tool runs entirely client-side in your browser, and the details you type are never sent to or saved on a server. Nothing is uploaded; you simply copy or download the result as HTML, TXT, or Markdown when you are done.