NDA Generator

Create a non-disclosure agreement — name the parties, the purpose and the term, then copy it.

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nda.txt

Name both parties, describe what is being shared, and set how long the obligation lasts. Toggle Mutual when both sides exchange secrets. The agreement builds in your browser. It is a generic template — signature blocks are included, but have counsel review it before signing.

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How to generate an NDA

Name the disclosing and receiving parties, describe the purpose the information will be used for, and set the confidentiality term in years and the governing jurisdiction. Toggle Mutual if both sides will share secrets. The agreement — including signature blocks — builds live below; click Copy.

Signing the NDA

Paste the text into a document, fill in the signature and date lines, and have both parties sign. For an NDA to be enforceable it must be signed before confidential information is shared, so put it in place early — and have a lawyer review it for high-stakes deals.

Questions

What is the difference between a one-way and a mutual NDA?
In a one-way (unilateral) NDA, only one party — the disclosing party — shares confidential information, and only the receiving party is bound to keep it secret. In a mutual NDA, both parties exchange confidential information and both are bound. Toggle Mutual if secrets flow in both directions.
How long should an NDA last?
Common confidentiality terms run from two to five years, though trade secrets may be protected indefinitely. This generator lets you set the term in years; if you are unsure, two years is a typical default, but the right length depends on how long the information stays sensitive.
Is the agreement created privately?
Yes. The NDA is generated in your browser from the names and details you enter, and nothing is uploaded. The parties' names and the purpose you describe never leave the page.