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Free General Disclaimer Generator
Generate a general purpose disclaimer suitable for any website or business. Covers the most common liability scenarios including accuracy limitations, no professional advice, and affiliate disclosures.
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What is a general disclaimer?
A general disclaimer is a broad liability notice suitable for any website or business that does not fall into a specific regulated category. It typically states that information is provided for general purposes only, that no warranties are made about accuracy or completeness, and that the publisher is not liable for damages arising from use of the content. General disclaimers are a good starting point for small businesses, blogs, portfolios, and any site that needs basic legal protection without a specialized disclaimer.
When should you use a general disclaimer vs. a specific one?
Use a general disclaimer if your website covers a range of topics and does not primarily focus on health, legal, financial, or other regulated advice. If your site has a clear focus — for example, a health blog, a legal information site, or an email newsletter — use the specific disclaimer type instead. General disclaimers provide broad protection but may not satisfy the specific requirements of regulated industries. When in doubt, use the most specific disclaimer that fits your use case.
Can you combine a general disclaimer with other disclaimer types?
Yes. Many websites include a general disclaimer alongside more specific notices. For example, a blog might have a general liability disclaimer, an affiliate disclosure, and a copyright notice all on the same page. You can combine clauses from multiple disclaimer types into a single document, or display them separately. The generator above lets you add optional clauses — such as no-liability, no-advice, and affiliate disclosures — to build a more comprehensive general disclaimer.
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