TermsFeed AutoTerms, the free WordPress plugin, creates 4 kinds of legal page: a Privacy Policy, Terms and Conditions, a Cookies Policy, and a custom legal page. The first 3 come from a questionnaire, and the plugin writes their text in English inside WordPress. You write the custom legal page yourself. The plugin lists every legal page in TermsFeed > All Legal Pages and serves it at an address under the legal pages slug, termsfeed by default.

A generated legal page starts from your website and company details in TermsFeed > Settings and from a questionnaire whose answers decide most of its text. You then review the draft, publish it, link it where visitors look for it, and edit it as your business changes.

Start with a questionnaire, look up what each answer adds, then review and publish the draft.

Page What you do there
Create a Privacy Policy in WordPress Check the settings, answer a questionnaire, create a custom legal page, and learn which slug each page receives
Privacy Policy Questionnaire Answers Look up every question of the 3 questionnaires, its answers, and the text each answer adds
Edit and Publish WordPress Legal Pages Publish a draft, read the All Legal Pages list, change answers later, restore a revision, and unpublish or delete a page

Print legal page details with shortcodes, and link legal pages from menus, widgets, and the WordPress and WooCommerce settings.

Page What you do there
Legal Page Shortcodes for WordPress Look up the 12 variants of the [wpautoterms] shortcode and the 3 legacy shortcodes from version 1.x
Add Legal Pages to WordPress Menus Find the address of each legal page, add it to a menu or a widget, and choose it in WordPress and WooCommerce settings

The Links to Legal Pages kit prints a footer bar that links every published legal page. Style that bar with Add Legal Links to the WordPress Footer.

Your WordPress theme displays legal pages with its own templates. Build theme templates and queries for legal pages with Query Legal Pages in WordPress Themes.