NDA Generator
Draft a custom non-disclosure agreement in minutes
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About to share a product idea, a client list, or source code with someone outside your team? How do you stop that information walking out the door? Would a clear agreement, ready before the meeting, make the conversation easier? The NDA Generator writes a non-disclosure agreement from a short brief, so both sides know what stays private.
Short answer: NDA Generator is free on EizTools and drafts a non-disclosure agreement from your instructions. You set the parties, the term, and the governing law, and it returns a structured confidentiality contract ready to review.
What is NDA Generator?
An NDA, or non-disclosure agreement, is a contract that keeps shared information confidential. The NDA Generator builds one from a plain description of your situation. You say who is sharing what, how long the secrecy should last, and which law applies, and the tool produces an ordered document with the usual clauses: definition of confidential information, the duties of each side, exclusions, term, and signatures.
It suits founders, freelancers, agencies, and small businesses who need a solid draft fast. Treat the result as a starting point to review, not final legal advice. It sits with the other business tools on EizTools.
How Does NDA Generator Work?
Type a short brief into the prompt box, for example a mutual NDA between two companies about a software idea. Choose an engine above the button, open the options accordion to set the terms, then generate. The agreement appears in the result card with the model that drafted it named above the text. Save it as a Word file to send for signature, and if you generate a one way version alongside a mutual one, both stay listed under the result for comparison.
| Option | What it controls | Suggested start |
|---|---|---|
| NDA Type | Whether one side or both must keep secrets | Mutual for a two way talk, One-Way if only you share |
| Confidentiality Term | How long the duty to stay quiet lasts | 3 Years for most deals, Indefinite for trade secrets |
| Governing Law | Which country's law governs the agreement | The country where the deal sits |
| Output Length | How long and detailed the document reads | Normal for a standard NDA |
Four toggles add common clauses: non-solicitation, return or destruction of materials, injunctive relief, and a signature and date block. A Tone menu ranges from Standard Legal to Plain English, and the Custom Instructions box takes anything specific, such as naming the exact information covered.
One-Way or Mutual: Choosing Your NDA Type
The NDA Type option decides the shape of the whole agreement, so pick it first.
- One-Way (Unilateral): only you disclose secrets, common when pitching an idea to an investor
- Mutual (Bilateral): both sides share, common between two companies exploring a deal
- Multilateral: three or more parties, useful in a joint project
- Employee or Contractor: tuned for staff and vendors who see internal information
When You Actually Need an NDA
An NDA earns its place any time real information changes hands:
Good moments to use one
- Pitching a product or idea to investors
- Hiring a freelancer who sees client data
- Exploring a partnership or acquisition
- Sharing designs, code, or pricing with a vendor
Where it falls short
- It cannot protect information already public
- Overlong terms can scare off a signer
- Enforcement still depends on local courts
Pro tip Keep the term realistic. A three year window fits most deals, while Indefinite suits genuine trade secrets. An unreasonable term can make the whole NDA harder to enforce.
Across EizTools the tools are free, with no account and no usage cap, and you pick the AI model family for each run. Teams that draft an NDA here often prepare a Confidentiality Waiver Draft in the same sitting, for the moments they need to release someone from those terms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is an NDA generated here legally binding?
It is a draft, not filed legal advice. An NDA becomes binding once both parties sign a version that fits their situation and local law, so have a professional review it before signing anything important.
What is the difference between one-way and mutual?
A one-way NDA protects secrets from a single side, useful when only you share. A mutual NDA protects both parties, which fits two companies exchanging information. Set this with the NDA Type option.
How long should the confidentiality term be?
Most business deals use one to five years. Genuine trade secrets can use Indefinite. Match the term to how long the information stays valuable, since overlong terms are harder to enforce.
Can I write it in plain English?
Yes. Set the Tone option to Plain English and the draft drops heavy legal wording for language both sides can read. Concise trims it further if you want a shorter agreement.
Do I need a lawyer as well?
For routine sharing the draft is often enough to start. For high value deals, a licensed lawyer should review it. The tool saves you the first draft, not the professional check.
Sharing an idea should not mean losing control of it. A clear NDA sets the ground rules before the real conversation starts. Set your terms in the NDA Generator above, pick your NDA type, then send the draft for a quick review. After that, you can talk freely.