California Privacy Policy Generator
AI-drafted, CCPA-aware privacy policies for websites, apps and online stores serving California. Every policy cites CCPA, CPRA, CalOPPA and BIPA automatically.
If you run a website, app or online store that collects personal data from people in California, CCPA applies to you. That means your privacy policy is not boilerplate: it needs to name the data you collect, the legal grounds for processing it, the rights people can exercise, and how to exercise them — in terms that match what CCPA actually requires.
PolicifyAI generates privacy policies purpose-built for businesses serving residents of California. Select California as your jurisdiction, answer a few questions about your business, and the generator drafts a policy that cites CCPA, CPRA, CalOPPA and BIPA — with the disclosures, rights sections and contact clauses those laws expect. Most policies are ready in under 60 seconds.
Serving more than one market? Select multiple jurisdictions and PolicifyAI merges every applicable regime — GDPR, CCPA, and CCPA included — into a single coherent document instead of a patchwork of contradictory templates.
Privacy laws in California
CCPA
The California Consumer Privacy Act — the strongest consumer data rights in the United States.
CPRA
The California Privacy Rights Act, which amended and expanded the CCPA and created the CPPA enforcement agency.
CalOPPA
California’s Online Privacy Protection Act — the law that made privacy policies mandatory for most commercial websites.
BIPA (IL-equivalent)
Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act — written consent before collecting biometrics, with a private right of action.
What your California policy includes
Full CCPA/CPRA consumer rights section
Right to know, delete, correct, and opt-out
"Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" clause
CPPA enforcement context included
Beyond the privacy policy
PolicifyAI generates every document with the same California-aware engine: terms of service, cookie policies, refund policies, EULAs and disclaimers.
Frequently asked questions
Is a privacy policy legally required in California?
In most cases, yes. CCPA requires organisations that collect or process personal data in California to tell people what data is collected, why, how long it is kept, who it is shared with, and what rights they have. A privacy policy is the standard way to meet those transparency duties — and app stores, payment processors and ad platforms require one regardless.
Which privacy laws apply in California?
The key frameworks are CCPA, CPRA, CalOPPA and BIPA. If you also serve customers abroad, foreign laws such as the EU GDPR or California's CCPA can apply extraterritorially — PolicifyAI lets you select multiple jurisdictions so one policy covers all of them.
How does PolicifyAI generate a California privacy policy?
Choose California as your jurisdiction, answer a short questionnaire about your business — what you collect, which tools you use, whether you sell to other markets — and the AI drafts a policy citing CCPA, CPRA, CalOPPA and BIPA. You can edit every clause, then export it or host it on a live, auto-updating link.
Does CCPA apply to businesses outside California?
Often, yes. Like most modern privacy laws, CCPA is concerned with whose data you process rather than where your company is registered — offering goods or services to people in California, or monitoring their behaviour, is typically enough to bring you in scope. If that's you, generating a California-aware policy is the fastest way to get compliant.
California privacy policy — done in 60 seconds
AI-drafted, jurisdiction-accurate, quality-reviewed. Free to start.
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