Contract and Agreement Generator

📖 About this tool

Plenty of people need a contract without needing a lawyer to draft one from scratch: renting a flat, lending money to a friend, taking on freelance work, selling a second-hand car. What they actually need is a complete, properly worded text. Choose a template, fill in the parties and the key terms, and you get a structured agreement that already includes the parts people forget: clause numbering, the amount written out in words, dispute resolution and breach liability.

Twelve common agreements are built in: employment, residential lease, loan, non-disclosure, non-compete, equity transfer, divorce settlement, services, work, gift, agency and vehicle sale. Each follows the conventional structure for that document type and offers eight optional clauses to tick: breach and liability, dispute resolution, confidentiality, force majeure, notices, assignment, automatic renewal and a list of attachments.

The text stays editable, and the tool counts clauses, filled fields, remaining placeholders and characters as you work, warning how many bracketed placeholders are still unfilled. Amounts are converted into words automatically, which removes the risk of a bare figure being altered. Disputes can be routed to court or to arbitration.

All text is generated in the browser with no network use and no upload, so the content of your agreement is never recorded. Copy the text, export to Word for further editing, save HTML or TXT, or print straight to PDF.

✨ Features

• Twelve templates: employment, lease, loan, NDA, non-compete, equity, divorce, services, work, gift, agency, vehicle sale.
• Eight optional clauses: breach, disputes, confidentiality, force majeure, notices, assignment, renewal, attachments.
• Amount in words: the figure is written out automatically to reduce tampering risk.
• Dispute route: choose court or arbitration and the wording follows.
• Placeholder counter: unfilled bracketed items are counted as you type.
• Layout control: title alignment, line spacing, font size and clause numbering style.
• Several exports: copy, Word, HTML, TXT and print to PDF.

🚀 How to use

1. Choose the agreement type; the structure follows that document type.
2. Enter both parties: name, ID number, address and phone.
3. Enter amount, term, start and end dates, place of performance and place of signing.
4. Tick the optional clauses you need and choose the dispute route.
5. Put anything unusual into the additional clauses field.
6. Click Generate, replace any placeholders that remain, then copy or export.

⚠️ Notes

• Not legal adviceThis is a drafting aid; consult a professional for significant matters.
• Replace every placeholderAnything in brackets must become real information before signing.
• Templates have limitsRegulated industries and cross-border deals need bespoke clauses.
• Execution is your responsibilitySignatures, seals, copies and effective conditions depend on the situation.
• Local onlyText never reaches a server and the page retains nothing after a refresh.

A well-structured draft is worth more than a clever one, because most disputes turn on what the document failed to say rather than on what it said. Starting from a template that already covers liability, notices and dispute resolution removes the most common omissions, and keeping everything in the browser means confidential commercial terms can be drafted without sending them anywhere.

The optional clauses are where most of the value sits, since they cover the situations people forget until something goes wrong: how notices reach the other side, what counts as force majeure, whether the agreement renews by itself. Ticking a few boxes takes seconds and produces wording that would otherwise take a search and a fair amount of guessing.