Free Disclaimer Generator
Generate FTC-compliant disclaimers for affiliate links, sponsored posts, product gifted content, and more. Create legally sound disclaimers instantly for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and all social media platforms.
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Generate professional, compliant disclaimers in three simple steps
Select Disclaimer Type
Choose from 7 types — affiliate, sponsored, medical, financial, gifted, partnership, or general.
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Real examples from the tool
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"Sponsored Content"
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Sponsored: This post is sponsored by [Brand Name]. All opinions expressed are my own and I only partner with brands I genuinely love and think you'll enjoy too. Thank you for supporting the partnerships that make this content possible!
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"Affiliate Links"
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Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you click through and make a purchase, I may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. I only recommend products I personally use and believe will add value to your life. Thank you for supporting my work!
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"Sponsored Content"
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#Sponsored - Thank you to [Brand] for sponsoring this post! While I'm compensated for this partnership, all thoughts and opinions are 100% my own. I wouldn't share anything with you that I don't genuinely believe in.
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"Sponsored Content"
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Sponsored: This post is sponsored by [Brand Name]. All opinions expressed are my own and I only partner with brands I genuinely love and think you'll enjoy too. Thank you for supporting the partnerships that make this content possible!
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"Affiliate Links"
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Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you click through and make a purchase, I may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. I only recommend products I personally use and believe will add value to your life. Thank you for supporting my work!
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"Sponsored Content"
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#Sponsored - Thank you to [Brand] for sponsoring this post! While I'm compensated for this partnership, all thoughts and opinions are 100% my own. I wouldn't share anything with you that I don't genuinely believe in.
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"Financial Advice"
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Financial Disclaimer: This post contains general information about personal finance and should not be construed as professional financial advice. Your financial situation is unique - please seek guidance from a licensed financial advisor for personalized recommendations.
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"Affiliate Links"
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#Ad - This post includes affiliate links. When you purchase through these links, I may receive a small commission that helps support this blog. Your price stays the same! I appreciate your support and only recommend products I truly love.
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"Financial Advice"
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Financial Disclaimer: This post contains general information about personal finance and should not be construed as professional financial advice. Your financial situation is unique - please seek guidance from a licensed financial advisor for personalized recommendations.
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"Affiliate Links"
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#Ad - This post includes affiliate links. When you purchase through these links, I may receive a small commission that helps support this blog. Your price stays the same! I appreciate your support and only recommend products I truly love.
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"Medical / Health"
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Health Disclaimer: The content shared here is based on personal experience and research, not professional medical advice. Every person's health situation is unique. Please speak with your doctor before trying any new health practices or supplements.
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"Financial Advice"
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Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. I am not a licensed financial advisor. Please consult with a qualified financial professional before making any investment or financial decisions.
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"Medical / Health"
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Disclaimer: The information provided in this post is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before making any changes to your health routine or starting a new treatment.
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"Medical / Health"
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Health Disclaimer: The content shared here is based on personal experience and research, not professional medical advice. Every person's health situation is unique. Please speak with your doctor before trying any new health practices or supplements.
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"Financial Advice"
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Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. I am not a licensed financial advisor. Please consult with a qualified financial professional before making any investment or financial decisions.
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"Medical / Health"
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Disclaimer: The information provided in this post is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before making any changes to your health routine or starting a new treatment.
Master This Tool
Expert strategies to get the most out of your results
Make Disclaimers Clear and Conspicuous
FTC requires disclaimers to be easily noticed and understood. Place them at the beginning or prominently in captions. Avoid small fonts, similar colors to background, or buried text. Use clear language - avoid legal jargon. Consumers should see the disclaimer without effort.
Use Hashtags Like #Ad or #Sponsored
The FTC endorses hashtags #Ad, #Sponsored, #Affiliate, #Endorsement, and #NotAnAd as clear disclaimers. Place these in the first line when possible. On platforms like TikTok where space is limited, hashtags work. However, text disclaimers are more reliable than hashtags alone.
Disclose Before the Link
Always disclose relationships and compensation BEFORE users click links. Don't bury disclaimers in comments or replies. For affiliate links, state clearly that you may earn commission. For sponsored content, reveal the partnership upfront. Consumers need to know before making decisions.
Update Disclaimers for Different Relationships
Different disclosures apply: Affiliate links need 'may earn commission,' Sponsored posts require 'ad' or 'partnership,' Product gifted requires disclosure of receiving free product, Paid partnerships need partnership disclosure. One disclaimer doesn't fit all situations. Match disclaimer to actual relationship.
Stay Compliant with Platform Guidelines
Each platform has specific rules. Instagram has built-in partnership tags. YouTube requires #ad in the title and disclaimer. TikTok asks for clear labeling. Twitter/X needs disclosed partnerships. Check platform guidelines alongside FTC rules to ensure compliance on all fronts.
Review FTC Guidelines Regularly
FTC guidelines evolve. Stay updated on compliance requirements for your platform and content type. The FTC Act Section 5 covers unfair or deceptive practices. Documentation of compliance is important. Consider consulting a lawyer for high-value sponsorships or sensitive content like health and finance claims.
Why Use Our Disclaimer Generator?
See how AI disclaimers compare to writing them from scratch
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| 7 disclaimer types supported | |||
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| Multiple variations per request | |||
| Covers health and finance | |||
| 100% free, no sign-up |
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know
What does the FTC require for disclaimers?
The FTC requires that endorsements and testimonials represent the actual experience of the endorser, material connections are disclosed clearly and prominently, and disclaimers are not hidden in lengthy terms or obscured by other content. Disclosures must be clear, conspicuous, and easy to understand. For affiliate relationships, you must disclose that you may earn commission if someone purchases through your link.
What's the difference between #Ad and #Sponsored?
#Ad and #Sponsored are both acceptable FTC-compliant ways to disclose partnerships. #Ad is broader and indicates paid content or advertising. #Sponsored specifically indicates a paid partnership or sponsorship. Both work, but use #Ad for affiliate content and #Sponsored for brand partnerships. Combining both (#Ad #Sponsored) adds clarity.
Do I need a disclaimer for every affiliate link?
Yes. Any time you're promoting a product with an affiliate link and earn commission, you must disclose this. Use a disclaimer like 'This post contains affiliate links. If you click and make a purchase, I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.' This applies to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, blogs, and all platforms.
Is #Ad enough as a disclaimer?
For some platforms, #Ad may work, but a text disclaimer is more reliable. #Ad discloses that content is paid/sponsored, but doesn't specifically state the financial relationship (commission, flat fee, free product). A more detailed disclaimer like 'Ad: I earn commission through affiliate links' is clearer. Use both hashtag AND text for maximum clarity.
How do I disclose gifted products?
If you received a product for free or at a discount in exchange for promotion, disclose: 'This product was gifted to me. I only promote products I genuinely believe in.' Be specific about the relationship. If there's no agreement to promote, you may not need a disclaimer, but it's good practice to mention receiving the product.
What about health, fitness, and financial disclaimers?
Health, fitness, and financial claims require stronger disclaimers. Health: 'These statements are not evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.' Financial: 'This is not financial advice. Consult a financial advisor before investing.' Medical: 'Consult a doctor before trying this.' These require professional accuracy and legal review.
Can I put disclaimers in profile bio or link in bio?
No. The FTC requires disclaimers to be with the content itself - in the caption, post description, or video. Putting disclaimer elsewhere (bio, link in bio, comments) is not clear enough. Consumers should see the disclosure immediately when they see your content, not have to hunt for it in your profile.
How do video creators disclose affiliates?
YouTube: Include #ad in the title and mention affiliate relationship in description. TikTok: Use #ad hashtag and mention partnership in caption. Instagram Reels: Use built-in partnership sticker or #sponsored in caption. For YouTube videos longer than 3 minutes, disclose at the beginning ('This video contains affiliate links'). Verbal and on-screen disclosures work too.
What if I have a discount code from an affiliate program?
A discount code doesn't replace a disclaimer. You still must disclose the affiliate relationship. Disclaimer example: 'Use code MYNAME for 20% off - I earn commission if you purchase with this code.' Discount codes can make affiliate relationships seem less commercial, but they don't eliminate disclosure requirements.
Can I be fined for not having proper disclaimers?
Yes. The FTC can issue warnings, require corrective advertising, impose fines, and legal action is possible. More commonly, platforms remove content or suspend accounts for undisclosed partnerships. While individual creator fines are less common, large influencers have faced settlements for non-compliance. Prevention is easier than dealing with legal issues.