AI Policy Maker

Free AI policy generator

Free AI policy generator

Create a practical AI usage policy without starting from a blank page. Answer a short set of questions and download an editable Word policy tailored to your organisation in minutes.

What the free AI policy generator does

The generator turns a guided questionnaire into a practical AI usage policy. It asks about your organisation, the AI tools you expect staff to use, the level of control you want, and the rules you need for sensitive information and human review.

The result is an editable Word document that gives you a strong starting point for internal review, staff guidance and safer AI adoption. It is designed for organisations that need something more useful than a blank AI policy template, but do not want to spend days drafting from scratch.

Why organisations need an AI policy

AI tools such as ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini and Claude can help people work faster, but staff still need clear rules. A policy helps protect confidential information, personal data, customer or client material and the quality of work that leaves the organisation.

It also gives managers a common reference point for what is allowed, what needs approval and when a person must check AI-assisted work before it is used.

How it works

  • Answer straightforward questions about your organisation and AI approach
  • Choose how cautious or ambitious your AI policy should be
  • Tell the generator which tools and review expectations matter
  • Review a short summary before creating the document
  • Download an editable AI usage policy as a Word document
  • Adapt the wording before sharing it with staff or adopting it formally

What your AI policy can cover

  • Approved AI tools and when staff may use them
  • Rules for confidential information and personal data
  • Human review and accuracy checks
  • Transparency expectations for AI-assisted work
  • Responsibilities for managers, staff, IT/security and data protection
  • Routes for questions, exceptions and concerns
  • Review dates so the policy keeps pace with changing AI tools

Who this is for

The free AI policy generator is for organisations that want clear, practical rules for AI use but are not yet ready for a large governance project. It can help schools, charities, professional services firms, small businesses, MSPs and internal teams create a first version for review.

It is also useful if people are already using ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini, Claude or other AI tools and you need a sensible policy quickly.

Generator vs static template

Static AI policy template

A blank or generic template gives you wording to edit, but you still need to decide how it applies to your sector, tools, risk appetite and staff expectations.

Free AI policy generator

The generator asks structured questions first, then prepares an editable policy that starts closer to your organisation's real AI use.

Use it as a starting point

The generated policy is intended to be reviewed before adoption. You can add local owners, approved tools, reporting routes, review dates and any sector-specific requirements before sharing it with staff.

If you want more background before using the tool, read what an AI policy should contain, the AI policy template UK guide, the AI policy and UK GDPR guide or the AI policy for ISO 27001 guide.

FAQ

Common questions about free AI policy generators

Is this really free?

Yes. You can answer the questions and download an editable AI policy template without payment.

Is this a free AI policy creator or just a blank template?

It is a generator rather than a blank template. It uses your answers to prepare policy wording that is more specific to your organisation.

Does the policy cover ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini and Claude?

Yes. The questionnaire asks about common AI tools, including ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini and Claude, so the policy can include practical rules for approved tools.

Should the generated policy be reviewed?

Yes. It is designed as a practical starting point. You should review it with the right people before adopting it, especially for regulated, sensitive or high-risk work.