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What Imprint Generator does
The Impressum is the legally required provider identification: who is behind this website, and how do you reach that person or company? Since the Digital Services Act (DDG) replaced the old TMG, the obligation lives in Section 5 DDG. A missing or incomplete Impressum is a classic reason for a legal warning - and one you can avoid entirely with a few minutes of effort.
The catch is that the mandatory details differ by legal form. A freelancer needs different entries than a GmbH, a registered club different ones than a small trade. The generator knows these differences: you pick your legal form and it shows exactly the fields you must fill in - no more, no less.
For a GmbH or UG that means managing directors, commercial register and registration number; for freelancers the responsible chamber and the statutory professional title for regulated professions like doctors, lawyers or tax advisers. VAT identification number where you have one. The generator asks for what actually matters in your case.
If you run a site with editorial or journalistic content - a blog, a magazine - the obligation under the Interstate Media Treaty (MStV) often applies too: a responsible person under Section 18 MStV with an address. The generator covers that as well, so you do not have to guess whether your project falls under it.
Everything runs entirely client-side in your browser. Your data - name, address, contact - never leaves your device and is stored nowhere. At the end you copy the finished Impressum as text or HTML and put it on your site. No account, no newsletter, no hidden costs.
Honestly: for the standard case a clean Impressum is no rocket science, and that is exactly what this generator is for. For unusual setups - multiple operators, complex corporate structures, foreign elements - a lawyer’s review is worth it. For the vast majority of websites, the correct provider identification you build here in minutes is enough.
Features
All legal forms
Freelancer, small trade, GmbH, UG, club and more - each legal form shows exactly its mandatory fields.
Under Section 5 DDG
The mandatory details follow the current Digital Services Act, which replaced the TMG in 2024.
Chamber and professional title
For regulated professions the generator asks for the responsible chamber and the statutory professional title.
Register and VAT ID
For corporations: managing directors, commercial register, registration number and VAT ID where needed.
Responsible person under MStV
For editorial content the generator adds the responsible person under Section 18 MStV.
Runs in the browser, no account
All client-side, your data stays on your device. No signup, no storage, free of charge.
How it works
- 1
Pick your legal form
Freelancer, GmbH, UG, club or small trade - the generator adapts the fields to your choice.
- 2
Fill in your details
Enter name, address, contact and the form-specific mandatory fields like register or chamber.
- 3
Check the add-ons
If you have editorial content, add the responsible person under MStV. The generator prompts you.
- 4
Copy and embed
Copy the finished Impressum as text or HTML and paste it on your imprint page.
Who needs this
Frequently asked questions
Does my website really need an Impressum?
As soon as your site is commercial or goes beyond the purely private and family sphere, you need an Impressum under Section 5 DDG. That applies to many blogs, club sites and social media profiles too. A purely private page with no commercial angle may be exempt - when in doubt, better to have one.
What is the difference between DDG and TMG?
The Digital Services Act (DDG) replaced the Telemedia Act (TMG) in 2024. The imprint obligation now sits in Section 5 DDG instead of Section 5 TMG. The mandatory details are largely unchanged in substance; only the reference moved. The generator works with the current DDG version.
Do I have to list my phone number?
You must enable quick electronic contact, classically by email. Case law does not strictly require a phone number as long as another effective contact route exists, such as a contact form with a prompt reply. An email address you should always provide.
What applies to small businesses under Section 19?
Small businesses charge no VAT and often have no VAT identification number. In that case you simply leave the field empty. Otherwise the normal mandatory details for your trade apply. The generator treats the field as optional accordingly.
Is my data stored?
No. The generator runs entirely in your browser. Name, address and contact details never leave your device and are stored nowhere. At the end you copy the finished text - everything stays with you.
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