How It Works

Fill in Your Details

Enter your software name, company information, and select your preferences.

Choose License Type

Select from standard license types like MIT, GPL, Apache, or create a custom one.

Download Your Agreement

Generate, preview, and download your professional license agreement instantly.

Why Use This Tool?

Multiple License Types

Choose from standard license templates including MIT, GPL v3, Apache 2.0, and proprietary licenses.

Fully Customizable

Configure permissions, restrictions, warranties, and liability clauses to match your specific needs.

Live Preview

See your license agreement update in real-time as you adjust the settings. Know exactly what you're getting.

Multiple Export Formats

Download your license as plain text (.TXT) or copy directly to clipboard. Ready to include with your software.

Professional Language

Uses standard legal terminology and formatting that's recognized and accepted in the software industry.

100% Free

No cost, no signup, no hidden fees. Generate professional license agreements without restrictions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, this Software License Agreement Generator is completely free to use with no signup required. You can generate as many license agreements as you need.

The generated license agreements use standard legal language and are suitable for most software licensing purposes. However, for complex commercial situations or high-value products, we recommend consulting with a lawyer to review your agreement.

We support Proprietary/Commercial (all rights reserved), MIT License (permissive), GNU GPL v3 (copyleft), Apache 2.0 (permissive with patent protection), Creative Commons CC BY (attribution required), and Custom/Freeware licenses.

Yes! After generating the license, you can copy the text and modify it as needed. The download options include plain text (.TXT) format that's easy to edit in any text editor.

No account needed! Just fill in your details, select your license type, and generate your agreement. Everything works directly in your browser.

Proprietary keeps all rights with you. MIT and Apache 2.0 are permissive, allowing others to use your code with attribution. GPL requires derivative works to also be open source. Creative Commons focuses on attribution while allowing sharing.

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