Free AI Disclosure Notice Generator

Write a clear "made with AI" disclosure notice for content that was AI-generated, AI-assisted, or AI-reviewed, worded around the transparency obligations in Article 50 of the EU AI Act. Pick the content type and the AI's role, generate the notice, then copy it or download it as Word or PDF. It is free and needs no sign-up. Your details are processed securely to write the notice and are never stored, sold, or used for training.

An AI disclosure notice is a short statement telling your audience that AI was used to make the content they are reading, watching, or using. It names what the content is, how AI was involved, and who is behind it. This free tool writes that notice for you, in a short, standard, or detailed length, and lets you copy it or download it as Word or PDF, with no paywall and no sign-up.

Notice details

Choose the content type and how AI was used, then generate. Only those two are required, and you can change the length at any time.

Before you generate: your entries are sent to our server to write the notice. They are never stored, sold, or used for training, but keep the form to organization-level details, do not paste secrets, credentials, personal data, or health information (PHI).

What was made with AI

Attribution (optional)

AI Disclosure Notice

Your notice will appear here. Pick the details on the left and select Generate notice.

How the AI disclosure notice generator works

1

Describe the content

Pick the content type, say whether it was fully AI-generated, AI-assisted, or AI-reviewed, and optionally name your organization and the AI tools you used.

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Generate your notice

The tool writes a disclosure notice from your details, worded around the EU AI Act Article 50 transparency obligations. Choose a short one-liner, a standard paragraph, or a detailed version.

3

Copy or download

Copy the notice to your clipboard, or download the full document as a PDF or an editable Word file, then have it reviewed by legal or compliance counsel before you publish it.

Free, private, and built on the EU AI Act

Most "AI disclosure" tools sit behind a lead form or keep a copy of what you enter. This one asks for no sign-up and keeps nothing. Writing a notice needs a language model, so your details are sent to our server and processed there, then discarded. The wording follows the transparency obligations in Article 50 of the EU AI Act, which asks that people be told when they are dealing with an AI system and when content has been artificially generated or manipulated.

We built this from our own AI governance programme, not from a summary of the regulation: see BlockSurvey's AI Policy for how we disclose and govern our own use of AI.

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Processed, never kept

Your details are processed securely to write the notice and are never stored, sold, or used for training. Keep the form to organization-level details and leave secrets, personal data, and PHI out.

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No account required

No sign-up, no email wall, and no tracking of what you disclose.

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Copy or real download

Copy the notice in one click, or download the complete document as Word or PDF at no cost, not a watermarked sample.

What the notice can say

Each notice is generated from the details you provide, so it says only what you tell it to:

  1. The type of content, article, image, video, product, chatbot, or communication.
  2. The AI's role, fully AI-generated, AI-assisted, or AI-reviewed.
  3. Who is behind it, your organization name, when you choose to include it.
  4. The AI tools used, named plainly when you supply them.
  5. Whether a person reviewed the result and remains responsible for it.
  6. An effective date, so the disclosure is clearly dated.
  7. A short, standard, or detailed length to match where the notice will appear.

What Article 50 expects, by content type

Article 50 of the EU AI Act ties the disclosure to how the AI is met, not to a single fixed sentence. Use this as a guide for what to say and where to put it.

Content typeWhat the notice conveysWhere it usually goes
ChatbotThe person is interacting with an AI system, not a human.Before or at the start of the conversation.
Article / textThe text was generated or assisted by AI.Near the byline or at the foot of the piece.
Image / videoThe media was artificially generated or manipulated.In the caption, description, or an on-media label.
ProductAI was used to create or shape the product or its content.In the product description or documentation.
CommunicationAI was used to draft or assist the message.In the footer or an introductory line.

Built for every team working with AI

Whether you publish AI-written articles, ship AI features, or just added a chatbot to your site, a clear disclosure is the honest baseline. This tool gives you a dated, copy-ready notice, and it pairs well with an AI-powered forms platform when the data behind those AI systems comes from people.

Content & marketing teams

Label AI-written articles and creative the way platforms and readers now expect.

Product & engineering

Add a plain chatbot or AI-feature disclosure without drafting one from scratch.

Compliance & legal

Give teams a consistent, reviewable notice template instead of ad-hoc wording.

Publishers & media

Attach a clear source note to AI-generated or AI-assisted images, video, and text.

Agencies & freelancers

Hand clients a transparent statement of how AI was used in the work you deliver.

Startups adopting AI

Disclose AI use across your site and product without hiring a compliance team.

Disclosing AI on a form or survey too?

If the content you just disclosed feeds on data you collect from people, the tool you collect with matters just as much. BlockSurvey is an AI-powered forms platform, encrypted end to end, with a published AI policy you can cite in your own disclosures, so responses are never sold, mined, or used to train models.

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Frequently asked questions

What is an AI disclosure notice?

An AI disclosure notice is a short statement that tells the people who read, watch, or use your content that AI was involved in making it. This free tool writes one for you: pick the content type (article, image, video, product, chatbot, or communication), say whether it was fully AI-generated, AI-assisted, or AI-reviewed, and you get a ready-to-paste notice you can copy or download as Word or PDF.

How accurate are the results?

This tool gives you a fast, structured starting point, not an authoritative verdict. The notice it writes is generated language; whether it fully meets your obligations depends on your content, your audience, and your jurisdiction, so review the wording and adapt it before you publish. It does not decide for you whether disclosure is legally required in your case.

What happens to the data I enter?

Writing the notice needs a language model, so the details you enter are sent to our server, processed to write the notice, and returned to you. They are never stored, sold, or used for training. Because your input does leave your device, keep it to organization-level details: do not paste secrets, credentials, personal data, or health information (PHI) into the form. The counsel-review notice at the end of the document is added on your side and is never written by the model.

Is it free? Do I need an account?

It is completely free and needs no account. There is no sign-up, no email wall, and no watermark. You can copy the notice straight to your clipboard or download the full document as an editable Word file or a PDF, not a preview or a teaser of a paid version. There is a fair-use rate limit so the tool stays available to everyone.

Which regulation does this follow?

It is worded around the transparency obligations in Article 50 of the EU AI Act, which asks that people be told when they are interacting with an AI system and when content such as text, images, audio, or video has been artificially generated or manipulated. Similar 'made with AI' expectations are appearing in platform policies and other jurisdictions, and a clear, honest notice is a reasonable baseline for all of them.

Do I legally have to disclose AI use?

No. This tool generates a starting-point notice aligned with the EU AI Act (Article 50), but it is not legal advice and may not cover every requirement for your organization or jurisdiction. Whether, where, and how you must disclose AI use depends on the content, the audience, and the law that applies to you. Have the notice reviewed by qualified legal or compliance counsel before you rely on it.

Where should I place an AI disclosure notice?

Put it where the audience meets the content and cannot miss it. For an article, add it near the byline or at the foot of the piece; for an image or video, place it in the caption, description, or an on-media label; for a chatbot, show it before or at the start of the conversation; for a product or communication, include it in the description or footer. The goal is that a reasonable person sees the disclosure at the moment it matters.
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