Build legal pages in WordPress from editable templates, then review each document for your website, business, location, and applicable requirements before publishing. Templates do not provide legal advice or guarantee compliance.

Choose a document and adapt it

The Pro collection includes 34 templates for policies, agreements, disclosures, and other site information. Examples include Privacy Policy, EU and GDPR privacy policies, a multi-region privacy policy, cookie policies, CCPA and California privacy documents, Terms of Use, refund policies, DMCA, an end-visitor license agreement, COPPA, an accessibility statement, affiliate disclosures, and disclaimers.

Enter available website and business details in the plugin settings. Supported templates can use this information to reduce repeated entry. Insert a template into a new page, edit it in the WordPress editor, and adjust its content to fit your website. You can also tailor existing templates or make your own. More than 15 shortcodes let you add dynamic or reusable information to templates and pages.

Scan cookies and set notice behavior

The cookie scan checks your homepage, posts, pages, and WooCommerce pages for cookies and local or session storage. Scanned cookies can be categorized and listed in legal pages with a shortcode; review the results and categories for your site.

Configure cookie notices by position and layout, or show the notice in a popup. Pro includes region-based choices for the EU/EEA, United Kingdom, United States, and other users: opt-in, opt-out notice, simple notice, or no banner. An optional GeoLite2 location database can provide visitor location when Cloudflare or your host does not supply it. In US states where the capability applies, browsers sending Global Privacy Control have marketing cookies turned off, with the opt-out recorded in the consent log.

Present legal information and control access

Create legal-message popups and display them on pages with a shortcode; the plugin works with unlimited popups. You can also restrict content, pages, or posts until visitors accept terms and conditions. Configure these options for the material and acknowledgment you want to present.

Set up and publish

1. Install and activate Legal Pages, then open its menu in the WordPress dashboard.
2. Enter your website and business information in the settings.
3. Choose a suitable template and insert it into a new WordPress page.
4. Review and edit the content in the WordPress editor, then publish the page.
5. When needed, configure cookie notices, popups, shortcodes, or terms-based content controls.