Paste any privacy policy and get an instant privacy grade, red flags, and plain-English summary.
Privacy policies are notoriously long, full of legal jargon, and designed to be difficult to understand. The average privacy policy takes about 18 minutes to read, and most people simply click "I agree" without knowing what they are consenting to. This free analyzer scans any privacy policy and gives you a clear, color-coded report card so you can understand what a company does with your data in seconds instead of minutes.
Every time you create an account, download an app, or visit a website, you agree to a privacy policy that governs how your personal data is collected, stored, shared, and sold. These policies determine whether your browsing habits are tracked by advertisers, whether your email address is sold to marketing companies, and whether you have the right to delete your data. Understanding what you agree to is one of the most important steps in protecting your online privacy.
The analyzer uses advanced pattern matching to scan the full text of a privacy policy across eight key categories: data collection, data sharing, data retention, user rights, cookies and tracking, children's privacy, security measures, and policy change notifications. Each category is scored from 0 to 100, and the scores are averaged into an overall letter grade. The tool also identifies red flags, lists exactly what data types are collected, and generates a plain-English summary of the policy's key points.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a European law that gives users the right to access, correct, delete, and port their personal data. The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) provides similar rights for California residents, including the right to know what data is collected and the right to opt out of data sales. A well-written privacy policy should clearly explain how it complies with these regulations and what rights you have under them.
No. The entire analysis runs locally in your browser using JavaScript. The privacy policy text you paste never leaves your device, making this tool safe for analyzing confidential or sensitive documents.
The tool uses keyword and pattern matching to identify common privacy practices. It catches the vast majority of standard privacy policy language. However, it is not a substitute for professional legal advice. Highly unusual or obfuscated language may not be detected.
The grade reflects how privacy-friendly the policy is overall. An A means the company is transparent, collects minimal data, and gives you strong control. An F means there are major red flags such as data selling, no deletion rights, or vague retention policies.
Currently the tool analyzes one policy at a time. You can analyze two policies separately and compare their scores and red flags side by side.
You can paste any English-language privacy policy from websites, apps, SaaS products, social media platforms, banks, healthcare providers, or any other service. Just copy the full text of the policy and paste it into the textarea above.