Free AI Contract Generator
A smart questionnaire that adapts to your answers and explains every clause in plain English — then builds a clean contract from vetted clauses, so nothing is hallucinated. NDA, lease, bill of sale, employment, freelance, service or loan. Download Word & PDF, generated on your device.
- Free
- No signup
- Adapts to your answers
- No hallucinated clauses
Choose a contract
- NDA Mutual or one-way — protect confidential information shared with a partner, contractor or investor. Start →
- Lease Agreement A residential lease or month-to-month rental agreement — rent, deposit, pets and utilities. Start →
- Rental Application A completed rental application — residence history, income and references. No SSN asked. Start →
- Sublease Agreement Sublet the whole place or one room, with the landlord-consent block built in. Start →
- Roommate Agreement Rent shares, bills, chores, guests and moving out — between roommates, not the landlord. Start →
- Lease Termination Letter End a tenancy in writing — notice period, move-out date and the deposit. Start →
- Bill of Sale Record the sale of a vehicle, boat or general item. Start →
- Employment Contract Cover role, pay, benefits and confidentiality. Start →
- Freelance Contract Scope, payment and IP for independent work. Start →
- Service Agreement Scope, fees, term and liability for business or ongoing services. Start →
- Loan Agreement Principal, interest, repayment schedule and default terms for a loan. Start →
How it works
- 01 Pick a contract
NDA, lease, bill of sale, employment, freelance, service or loan — the form adapts to the type.
- 02 Answer a smart questionnaire
Questions appear and disappear based on your answers, so you only ever see the fields that apply to you.
- 03 Understand every clause
Each clause has a plain-English “what this means” note, so nothing is a black box.
- 04 Download Word & PDF
A clean, watermark-free document generated on your device.
Smart, not a black box
The intelligence is in the questions, not a chatbot
Generative AI is great for drafting an email and risky for drafting a contract — it can invent a clause or a rule that doesn’t exist. So here the “AI” is a rules engine: it decides which questions and clauses apply to you, points the document at the law of the state you choose, and explains each clause — while the legal text stays human-reviewed. Want a model’s help? Generate the document here, then ask an AI to review the draft you can actually read.
FAQ
Common questions
- Does this actually use AI?
- It uses a smart, rules-based engine: the questionnaire adapts to your answers (showing only the fields that apply), assembles the document from vetted clauses, and explains each one in plain English. We deliberately do not let a language model write the legal text itself — that avoids the risk of an AI inventing or mangling a clause. So you get the “it adapts to me” experience of AI with the reliability of reviewed templates.
- Why not let an AI write the whole contract?
- For legal documents, a generative model can hallucinate clauses, cite rules that don’t exist, or quietly drop protections. Assembling from human-reviewed clauses is more reliable and predictable. If you want AI to help, use it to review a draft you generate here and ask questions — not to invent the terms.
- Is it free?
- Yes — every type is free to generate and download as Word and PDF, with no signup and no watermark. The generator runs in your browser.
- Are the contracts legally binding?
- A contract is generally binding once the parties agree and sign it, and it meets the basic legal requirements that apply to it. This tool produces a complete, editable document, but you are responsible for reviewing it. It is not legal advice.
- Do you store my answers?
- No. Everything is generated on your device and never uploaded to us. A draft is kept in your browser’s local storage so you can return to it.
- Is this legal advice?
- No. Free Contract Generator provides self-help templates and general information, not legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is created. Consult a licensed attorney for advice about your specific situation.